In an interview with Eurogamer, Konami brand manager Richard Jones assured fans that it will still keep stealth as part of its gameplay.
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So, now that we know that. we know that. So, an unexplained wormhole opens up and pulls the staff, parts of mother base, other items and all sorts of detritus through.
When your soldier wakes up, they are in a desert landscape.
According to Jones, co-op was only one of the game’s mechanics, adding that “Metal Gear” was iconic for its stealth, which primarily makes it “Meatal Gear”.
The brand manager revealed that in order for a player to survive, the player will need to work with other members of the team. Jones clarified that the co-op feature will not be the only highlight of the game.
Needless to say, it’s got about as much to do with Metal Gear as Donald Trump does a decent human being, but in the pantheon of nanomachines, scantily clad skin-breathing snipers and perverted photo modes, I don’t know about you, but I’ve built up quite the tolerance for insane Metal Gear-related nonsense. There is infiltration in, I know that when looking at the trailer, it is action packed and it does not really give that feeling, but there will be infiltration and one of the things really interesting with which we play is how cooperation and infiltration can coexist.
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Where the L.A. -based conference tends to fall back on announcements and CG trailers, only a few months between the two allows publishers and developers to rock up with extended playable demos – publicly accessible ones at that – amongst a bevy of surprises for good measure. We’re not going into a lot of depth at the moment, but we will, obviously, in the future. Let me assure you, those are just a teaser, just a little taste of some of the things that you will encounter in this new alternative landscape. Players can strategically manage massive threats with the help of four-player online cooperative play. Regardless of whether or not series creator Hideo Kojima said he wanted to make a zombie game in the past, Konami’s choice for their first Metal Gear game without the creator was a tough pill to swallow. “And it’s something we’ve looked at and something which we’re hoping to build upon with new weapons”.
