@Xristophoros: You telling me the PES 2017 and MGS is not AAA?

Who gives a shit if you recycle assets, Call of Duty has been recycling assets since god knows when, Fifa has been recycling assets since Hussain was still alive, you telling me that neither Fifa nor Call of Duty are AAA games?

Get the fck outta here.

@Xristophoros: Yes it never should have been sandbox. Kojima went outside of his range as an designers.

Kojima's power lies in cinematic gameplay, when you create a sandbox game you sacrifice cinematic tight set-piece driven game design, which is what Kojima does best.

Things like a massive field of poppies with the wind billowing through the field as melodramatic music plays while you standoff against your master. These elements are what Kojima lives for, and you can't do that with sandbox games, you need controlled sets for that.

@proceeder: Everyone makes Zombie games because its a quick cash in, Americans love Zombies. They'll buy any crap with Zombies.

@GH05T-666: I think Metal Gear also got sucked into the wormhole, in the last scene you can see that Metal Gear shows up.

Glad to see that Konami is moving on with AAA gaming and MGS without Kojima.

Lets see how this turns out. Everyone knows that every single AAA game needs a Zombie ripoff version to satisfy the Americans. It was just matter of time when MGS follows the same route. The big question is why do Americans love Zombies so much that they want it in everything?

@Xristophoros: MGS 4 is the greatest of them all, yes. It was the most cinematic. 10 for sure.

But MGS V is a 6 tops. Lets not lie to ourselves. Kojima can't make an sandbox game to save his life.

@iandizion713: LOL, this Cronotrigger fanmade and the millions of Mario fanmades LOL.

I heard this one is actually good, though.

@almatha: Gamespot is what helped them hit 1.5 million downloads, THE SCENE alone could never have hit such numbers.

Anyone with any technical knowledge knows that 1.5 million downloads the file is forever imbedded into the web, it can never be lost or removed now, underground links, p2p, etc will keep it alive forever.

In other words they got exactly what they wanted.

At 1.5 million downloads its safe to say that this game will never be removed from the web. Its already fully distributed, and will never disappear no matter how many takedown notices lawyers send out.

That's how decentralized digital distribution works. Once a digital file hits critical mass like this, its forever on the web until the end of time. All the nerds on the planet working 24hrs a day cannot remove this file from the web now.

Good job guys, this game will now be around forever.

What DQ XI coming to PS4 and 3DS? 3DS? How the hell are they gonna scale the game from the PS4 to the 3DS?

That's like trying to port Witcher 3 on the DS.

That's a very odd choice of cross-platforms.