TheOneEyedHound

Jun 13 2013, 07:51 PM

Since supposely these next gen consoles are some what Pc's can't they add mods?
I mean Unreal Tournament 3 had mods on PS3, what makes PC gaming so relavent now a days? Better graphics?

Kojima said MGSV will look better than the E3 trailer, I haven't seen anything on PC that good and they are still calling these next gen consoles PC's from 2007.

Can someone clarify this for me?

TheOneEyedHound

Jun 13 2013, 07:51 PM

Since supposely these next gen consoles are some what Pc's can't they add mods?
I mean Unreal Tournament 3 had mods on PS3

baldgye

Jun 13 2013, 07:57 PM

TheOneEyedHound

Jun 13 2013, 07:51 PM

Since supposely these next gen consoles are some what Pc's can't they add mods?
I mean Unreal Tournament 3 had mods on PS3

wait, what? it did?!

Scotia

Jun 13 2013, 07:58 PM

baldgye

Jun 13 2013, 07:57 PM

TheOneEyedHound

Jun 13 2013, 07:51 PM

Since supposely these next gen consoles are some what Pc's can't they add mods?
I mean Unreal Tournament 3 had mods on PS3

wait, what? it did?!

Yeah, but not in the same sense as PC. You couldn't make them, you could only download them. And the amount of mods on PS3 wasn't nearly as large as PC, since no one bothered to cook them for PS3.

baldgye

Jun 13 2013, 08:00 PM

On the subject of things Kojima says; MGS4 will be his last metal gear game.

baldgye

Jun 13 2013, 07:55 PM

It's an adaptive engine... but it still has to be adapted... and this game has no date and no console version of the game (be it 360 or xbone) has been shown... even if it's a 2014 game (which it will be) I can't see;

1. the PS3/360 version looking anything close to that
2. the next gen version looking much better

Cartman

Jun 13 2013, 08:06 PM

baldgye

Jun 13 2013, 07:55 PM

It's an adaptive engine... but it still has to be adapted... and this game has no date and no console version of the game (be it 360 or xbone) has been shown... even if it's a 2014 game (which it will be) I can't see;

1. the PS3/360 version looking anything close to that
2. the next gen version looking much better

It has been adapted though, they haven't been working for years on doing zero optimizations for PS3/360, it's pretty clear that these two platforms would be given priority given the time of when development started, what is more interesting to Konami, systems with a combined user install base of 140 million, or next gen systems that haven't even been announced?

And yes, the game does look too good for PS3/360, I don't expect the visuals from that trailer to be in the final game, far off distance shit looks way too sharp and from what I can tell I haven't seen many jaggies either, but these are simple things to improve for a trailer, turn blur off, turn AA on.

Cartman

Jun 13 2013, 08:06 PM

It has been adapted though, they haven't been working for years on doing zero optimizations for PS3/360

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Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima has explained that The Phantom Pain will be less like films than previous games, and more like a television show.

"I'm sure you're worried about if the cutscenes are as long as Metal Gear Solid 4," Kojima said during an E3 roundtable. "Since this time around we're using an open world environment," Metal Gear Solid V will have "less cutscenes [than before]." Because you'll be exploring, you'll have fewer opportunities to run into a cutscene that takes control away.


"If you think of Metal Gear Solids 1-4 as movies," Kojima continued, "[The Phantom Pain] is going to be like a TV series with episodes." Each episode breaks down into a non-linear missions with that eventually "come together to complete the story we have designed."

Ground Zeroes perhaps best represents this idea. "Phantom Pain is the big game, and included in that is the prologue, Ground Zeroes," Kojima said.

Is this a good step for the Metal Gear franchise? Let us know in the comments below.

TheOneEyedHound

Jun 13 2013, 08:12 PM

V Has Cum Through

Scotia

Jun 13 2013, 08:08 PM

Cartman

Jun 13 2013, 08:06 PM

It has been adapted though, they haven't been working for years on doing zero optimizations for PS3/360

They would no doubt want to show it, if they had. If anything, just to say ''Hey, look what we can make the PS3 do.''

They might have it running, but it's most likely not running that well.

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Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima has explained that The Phantom Pain will be less like films than previous games, and more like a television show.

"I'm sure you're worried about if the cutscenes are as long as Metal Gear Solid 4," Kojima said during an E3 roundtable. "Since this time around we're using an open world environment," Metal Gear Solid V will have "less cutscenes [than before]." Because you'll be exploring, you'll have fewer opportunities to run into a cutscene that takes control away.


"If you think of Metal Gear Solids 1-4 as movies," Kojima continued, "[The Phantom Pain] is going to be like a TV series with episodes." Each episode breaks down into a non-linear missions with that eventually "come together to complete the story we have designed."

Ground Zeroes perhaps best represents this idea. "Phantom Pain is the big game, and included in that is the prologue, Ground Zeroes," Kojima said.

Is this a good step for the Metal Gear franchise? Let us know in the comments below.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/06/12/e3-2013-metal-gear-solid-5-the-phantom-pain-like-a-tv-series

TheOneEyedHound

Jun 13 2013, 08:39 PM

Scotia

Jun 13 2013, 08:08 PM

Cartman

Jun 13 2013, 08:06 PM

It has been adapted though, they haven't been working for years on doing zero optimizations for PS3/360

They would no doubt want to show it, if they had. If anything, just to say ''Hey, look what we can make the PS3 do.''

They might have it running, but it's most likely not running that well.

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Quote:

 

Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima has explained that The Phantom Pain will be less like films than previous games, and more like a television show.

"I'm sure you're worried about if the cutscenes are as long as Metal Gear Solid 4," Kojima said during an E3 roundtable. "Since this time around we're using an open world environment," Metal Gear Solid V will have "less cutscenes [than before]." Because you'll be exploring, you'll have fewer opportunities to run into a cutscene that takes control away.


"If you think of Metal Gear Solids 1-4 as movies," Kojima continued, "[The Phantom Pain] is going to be like a TV series with episodes." Each episode breaks down into a non-linear missions with that eventually "come together to complete the story we have designed."

Ground Zeroes perhaps best represents this idea. "Phantom Pain is the big game, and included in that is the prologue, Ground Zeroes," Kojima said.

Is this a good step for the Metal Gear franchise? Let us know in the comments below.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/06/12/e3-2013-metal-gear-solid-5-the-phantom-pain-like-a-tv-series

I hate to compare these two games but from what I just read there it seems Metal gear solid V will be like "oh God here it comes" Saints Row 2, in which you can attack the story how you want and still end up with the same result. Boss battles might just be selectable or missions( not all of them ).

Kojima has been watching the Walking Dead(Series), is that a direction he might go? Maybe skipping things, series don't always start you off in the same place as the last episode. Metal Gear Solid has been straight on, you knew where you were headed(like a movie the characters are going straight to the story). Series you build the story and try to guess what happen before they got from A to B.

Did I lose any of you?

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Is open-world something you always wanted to do? Were you limited by the console hardware?

It's not necessarily about the hardware - GTA was able to do it on PS2. The first reason why I wanted to go open-world is because I wanted to create a world that had a lot of freedom and allowed users to create their own gameplay.

We're developing alongside the Fox Engine and we wanted to make sure that we were doing the most difficult and challenging thing, which is open-world. We want to create a standard for our team and then later on once we finish developing MGSV on Fox Engine we can use it for other games within Konami and it will get better and better graphically.

The other reason for the game going open-world is that we wanted to use multiple devices for this game. So using tablets and smart phones you can also enjoy MGSV and create user-generated missions within the world. That's another reason we had to go open-world - if it was linear we wouldn't be able to do that.

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Debut @VGA world premier teaser followed by tech presentation @GDC, trailer and actual game presentation @E3, online mode beta test in summer, exhibiting @Gamescom, game play available in multiple occasion in fall, and release yr end. This is the trend of game promotion in western market.

Matieo

Jun 13 2013, 02:44 PM

He's everywhere.

ASHLER

Jun 14 2013, 02:50 AM

This is one hell of a retcon!?
MGS photo of master miller has is arm back, unless this is liquid or just an old photo?

TheOneEyedHound

Jun 14 2013, 04:43 PM

they seem to simple