Metal Gear Solid 5 consists of two separate games -- Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes - an open-world entry into the Metal Gear franchise, starring Big Boss, and The Phantom Pain, a somewhat different sort of game, but in the same vein.
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain picks up 9 years after the events of Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes with Big Boss waking up from a coma. Many supernatural elements are shown in the trailer, along with several connections to Moby dick.
The Phantom Pain will be an open world, third person stealth-action game which runs on the FOX engine, where avoiding the enemy is advised rather than confronting them head on.
Developer(s): Kojima Productions Publisher(s): Konami Engine: Fox Engine Platform(s): PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One Release date(s): 2014 Genre(s): Action-adventure, stealth Mode(s): Single-player
-Open World
-New Stealth Mechanic
-Realtime Weather
-Realistic Passage of Time
I can kinda understand why Kojima changed Snake's voice. I read that Kojima wanted Snake's performance to be a subtle and realistic depiction of a 40 something war veteran. So I get why he didn't want Hayter as his Snake voice is very much a 'character voice.' It's more of a caricature than real person.
As much as id love this to happen, i don't want it to happen aswell. I'd prefer that they remade it rather that outsourcing it to another Dev granted it'll be on the Fox engine, though having not played any of the oddworld games cant say if they're any good or not haha.
Pyscho Mantis blew my mind with the whole memory card swap thing, god knows what they'll come up with now haha!
As much as id love this to happen, i don't want it to happen aswell. I'd prefer that they remade it rather that outsourcing it to another Dev granted it'll be on the Fox engine, though having not played any of the oddworld games cant say if they're any good or not haha.
Pyscho Mantis blew my mind with the whole memory card swap thing, god knows what they'll come up with now haha!
Just Add Water have a very good track record - they're a small mob, so their games sometimes have rough edges, but their general vision and core gameplay have been excellent (plus always had an original, creative take on things). As long as Konami had a hand in QAing and polishing it as well (and I'm sure Kojima wouldn't let it go to another studio with no say in it), then I'd be happy .