![]() ![]() While the full open world experience isn't explored to a massive extent in Ground Zeroes, there is still a huge sense of freedom as to how this one mission is tackled, and serves as a delicious taster as to what The Phantom Pain has to offer. The prison camp has many points of entry guards can be bypassed, knocked unconscious or killed sub-missions can be tackled in any order you like – it's typical Metal Gear stealth taken off the rails, allowing the player more freedom in their approach. Quite how you approach the mission is up to you, as Metal Gear Solid V welcomes the series into a new open world setting, whilst firmly retaining its roots. Young woman Paz, who is of questionable allegiance, and child soldier Chico, a young but gifted recruit into Snake's private military, have been subjected to horrors unimaginable at the Cuban prison camp, and Snake's sole purpose throughout Ground Zeroes is to rescue the pair and extract them via helicopter. If those names ring a bell then you may recall them from the PSP title Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, which takes place directly before Ground Zeroes. In a mission that will take even the slower players fewer than three hours to complete, Snake, or more accurately Big Boss, is sent alone to infiltrate a Cuban prison camp to rescue two allies to his cause, Chico and Paz. Firstly, like the tanker mission from Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, Ground Zeroes sets up the story to The Phantom Pain in a large mission / small game format. Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes might not be quite the full Metal Gear experience we've been waiting for, but it is a fantastic appetite-whetter to keep us satisfied enough until The Phantom Pain arrives later in the year.Ĭall it what you will – a grand scale demo, a prologue chapter, a training mission - Ground Zeroes provides every Metal Gear fan a sizeable chunk of an experience designed to serve many purposes. It's been an agonising wait, but finally Snake is back. Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes will be available in stores and via download for $30 for current-generation consoles, and it will be available for download for Xbox 360 and PS3 for $20.// Reviews // 18th Mar 2014 - 9 years ago // By Gary Durston Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes Review In game terms, it’s a sort of tutorial that will help players get accustomed to many of the changes we’re introducing to the system.” The Phantom Pain does not have a scheduled release date at this time.Īlso released on the Xbox YouTube channel is a 15-minute “Night trailer” for Ground Zeroes. In an interview with Xbox, director Hideo Kojima characterizes Ground Zeroes as “those first 15 minutes of a film that grabs the viewer’s interest and pulls them in before the opening title appears. In the Xbox-exclusive “Jamais Vu,” the phenomenon of feeling like a situation is unfamiliar despite experiencing it before, Raiden has to take down enemy biroid “Snatchers.” The PS4 and PS3 versions also have exclusive content, titled “Déjà Vu” for the chance to play as Classic Snake, a polygonal version of the character from the first Metal Gear Solid. Also revealed was the “Jamais Vu” mission, exclusive to Xbox One and Xbox 360, in which players act as the cyborg ninja Raiden. Ground Zeroes is a prologue to The Phantom Pain, which will be released at a later date. Konami has revealed that Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes will launch for PS4, Xbox One, PS3, and Xbox 360 on March 18. The Xbox 360 and Xbox One versions will feature an exclusive “Jamais Vu” mission starring Raiden. ![]()
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