Personally, I'd give it Three Dogs! Owwwww!

@MethodManFTW: Don't get me wrong, I love the content of each and every cutscene. Whatever amount of story I can pick up from those is awesome. But they feel so disconnected from each other, mission briefings seem largely unrelated, and I shouldn't have to listen to dozens of cassette tapes to fill in the gaps. I'm sure the story is phenomenal, but I'm having an impossible time following it with it being told in this manner. A lot of people blasted MGS4 for being a "movie" but I have always preferred Hideo's way of in-depth storytelling - play the game, watch the story.

Finally! Dragon's Dogma coming to PC in January!

Ah, cool. I'm not quite there yet. I'm honestly having a hard time following this one, though. I couldn't even tell you what it's about at this point.

And so far, all the things that would have been cool surprises were in the trailers and gameplay demos already. It's bumming me out, man.

I'm seeing that question a lot lately. The storytelling must have gone to shit.

Lol. I get a weekly email from Raptor telling me FFXIV was the most played game of the week, which is cool, because it reminds me that Texas is still doing what he loves.

Hop on that giant chicken and keep following your dreams, Texas. You might even become a real lady with bunny ears some day.

@LightR: lol i take it you've experienced a slight turn of events? For some reason I'm still in chapter 1. Free roam is too much fun. I can't get near an outpost without attacking it.

As for DLC, I hope this game gets tons of it. There is so much potential for awesome DLC, from camo patterns and emblem parts to new buddies and maps and side ops and story missions. I will buy it all.

Also, this game already has virtually every asset they would need to make an awesome Metal Gear remake. If Konami is dead set on continuing the series, I hope that's the route they take first. I want more of this god tier gameplay.

There's a Kotaku article titled "One of Metal Gear Solid V's Most Important Story Scenes Was Cut" which was linked to Reddit as "The Phantom Pain's incomplete ending was cut from the game, including a story arch, a whole area, and the final level/boss." The more I think about it, I'm not sure I want to ever read it. I'm sure it was something amazing.

I want to hurry up and beat MGSV just so I can read that. That sounds freaking nuts with as massive as the game already is. It also makes me feel like whatever's currently at the end of this game isn't going to feel complete. Hopefully, Kojima found a different way to tie up loose ends when he had to make that cut. Maybe the other stuff will end up as DLC.

Was it ever said why he was leaving Konami? Because this news, among other things, makes me feel it had something to do with him not handling the game they way they wanted.