MGSV: The Phantom Pain E3 Trailer

That's odd. It was working 10 min ago. Now it's set to private.
 
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Yeah so...two things. Snake has what appears to be shrapnel in his head, and he also has Iron Mans arm now. I think Kojima let the secret out of the bag early. Its not a phantom pain, its an actual shard of debris stuck in his brain.
 
Looks like a rather depressing game from the trailer.
 
Snake-Shnake. You call him Big Boss. Unlike most people I'm actually glad he has another actor voicing him which serves to differentiate both characters.
 
I find it hard to take this game seriously. It try to sell us as a stealth game, but has a stupid pop out of box action, & have an arm that is red in color.

There is a good reason why people do not take red gears to battle.
 
Heads up about the arm - It's a robotic prosthetic taken from a russian spy that was killed in Peace Walker.
Doesn't come from absolutely nowhere, is all I'm saying.

Also, "Phantom Pain" alludes to quite a few things. Beyond the obvious shrapnel and missing limbs, (along with the blunt connection of a certain disorder known as phantom limb syndrome) there's far more to any mans pain than simply a physical wound.

ease up on it a bit, it's got a long (and often very political) story to tell, despite the cardboard box. It's how Metal Gear always is.

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postaboy said:
I aint paying $40+ again for 2 hrs of gameplay.
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Do you not know what the deal is with ground zeroes and the phantom pain? MGS:GZ was a small prologue to the phantom pain, meant mostly to serve as an early sampling of some of the mechanics/ gmaeplay in phantom pain. MGS:TPP is said to be like, 400x the size of Ground Zeroes...
 
I'm not the biggest MG fan in the world but I did get 4 and Ground Zeros. But this game blows my mind. One of the coolest and best looking games shown yet.
 
I freaking love mgs and this is a console seller for me. Just love the lore, gameplay and cinematic feel of the game. I just hope it doesn't lose too much of the mgs feel by going too open world, as I do prefer a more linear approach in games for better story telling.
 
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