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Tonight we celebrate the 20th anniversary of Metal Gear.
Two days ago was the big Kojima productions 20th Metal Gear Anniversary.
They had playthroughs of all the metal Gear games as well as the unveiling various other projects such as Metal Gear SOlid POrtable Ops plus! It IS an expansion pack for those wondering, slated in japan for release both seperatly and WITH portable Ops. POrtable ops pplus has tos of new stuff including, more MGO maps, more characters more careers, more skills, support for noobs, MG REX, the ability to play as almosy ANY metal gear character ever no matter how insignificant they were, like the Arsenal tengu's, and swords and infinity mission and old snake and power ranger kung fu genome soldiers.
Shame that some choose to focus on negative aspects of Metal Gear rather than celebrating it on the eve of the party. becas=use for japan at the least there's an MGS2 digital graphic novel slated for release as well as proper hi def, 3d MGS on your mobile.
but then there was even bigger news. namely MGO 2 screenshots. And the brand new Nanomachine SOP feature.(in the story Liquid manipulates this to control the soldiers.)
It allows you basicly to access all the battle info you need to gain and advantage and gives you an excellent direct link to your team mates in more ways than one, as well as your enemies.
And then just to top it off you get to see Hideo Kojima and Hiroaki Yoshiike actually PLAY MGS4. that's right.
No cuscenes no other people. no MGS3 engine. the two top MGS men. Realtime gameplay. MGS4 finished level.
Now before you all go Krazy Kermit style and hype this all to megaton proportions, let me just say that MGO's triumphant debut on PS3 is a much bigger deal than the unannounced stuff. I know many of you will purchase and pick up the stuff we're announcing , but we've got no "Triology"-like game ready for a big unveiling there.
Thank you all again for all your support in this brigade. It's been a terrific two years of Fandom years for me, and here's to twenty more years of Metal Gear!