Like they accomplished with Metal Gear Solid, Kojima and the crew manage to ... After calling him back and thanking him for his service, I tossed a decoy grenade that created some holographic ...

But it’s about how these weapons are implemented, and Kojima Productions seemingly looked to Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain for influence ... when other escape options become unavailable. Decoy ...

Creative new weapons help to improve gunplay, and a freeform approach to encounters reminds me of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain’s best ... including items that produce decoy holograms and even ...

Release order is typically the best way to enjoy the Metal Gear games, but isn’t as smooth of a progression as it once was since several remakes have come out. This will still preserve the ...

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, aka Metal Gear Solid 3 remake, is just a few months away, with the August release date fast approaching. Long considered to be one of the best PS2 games of all ...

To the extent that, when explaining the differences between Death Stranding and its sequel, he immediately reaches for the leap between Metal Gear Solid and its own sequel. You may like Hideo ...

Kojima's work has always had a strong influence of cinema running through it, Metal Gear Solid and Death Stranding in particular. But in the office that influence is made explicit. Beyond the ...

Kojima suggested Neil actor Luca Marinelli would look a lot like Solid Snake if he wore a bandanna, and so he does. Image credit: Kojima Productions. The trailer continues the Metal Gear vibes ...

It sounds like there are even camps to clear out in the open world, much like in Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain. And the element of online connectivity remains: once again you’ll need to ...

A massive nu-metal album has mysteriously vanished from Spotify, and fans are quite distraught over it. Fans all over social media have reported that System of a Down's groundbreaking 2001 album ...

While searching a field in southwest England, metal detectorists stumbled on the "find of a lifetime": two gold-and-garnet objects dating to around 1,400 years ago. Paul Gould, a new detectorist ...