Metal Gear Solid 5

Though this may not be a surprise worthy of even a single exclamation point, it's welcome news to fans of cardboard camouflage, fateful fistfights, and delicious, convenient Calorie Mates.

There's going to be a Metal Gear Solid 5. And, despite his constant efforts to extricate himself from the series, Hideo Kojima is going to be in charge of it -- though it's currently unclear whether that will be in a higher-level production capacity or as director.

The news comes out of the latest Official PlayStation Magazine UK, which finds a place for Hideo right on the cover. In the issue, Kojima discusses Metal Gear Solid Rising, his plans for this newly announced (but highly expected) sequel, and a new project called "Project Ogre." Whatever it is, we're sure it's not a new Snatcher game.

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Kojima: Metal Gear Solid 5 Images are ‘Completely Fake’

 

Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima has confirmed that the leaked Metal Gear Solid 5 screens making the rounds are “completely fake.” The images were allegedly taken at a behind-closed-doors announcement during San Diego Comic-Con last week, but in a post on his Twitter account, Kojima commented that “Since I've received inquiries about the MGS5 title screen/the announcement made at ComicCon which I had no idea of, I looked up on the net and found the source. But pls note that title logo is completely FAKE.”

 

Kojima added “I apologize to those who were looking forward. Anyway it proved I can still create the buzz.” Separately, Kojima Productions senior producer Ken-ichiro Imaizumi Tweeted “I've been asked about the screen shots of MGS5 on the game sites. These're ALL FAKE. We'll update when we're ready to announce.”

 

The game was supposedly running on Kojima’s Fox Engine, which was previously said to be running on PlayStation 3 and Vita during TGS. At the time, Kojima said a new game using the engine “may take a while.” Kojima Productions later posted job listings for “ the latest Metal Gear Solid targeted for high-end consoles and PC” and more recently Kojima said "About Metal Gear Solid 5, I can tell you two things. There will be much question of infiltration, espionage, and convincing people to give you 'a favor' like in the last Metal Gear Solid.”

 

Kojima noted that more information about Metal Gear Solid 5 will be revealed "when the time comes." Meanwhile, separate Metal Gear game Metal Gear Rising Revengence is in development by Platinum Games and set to arrive in 2013. For details on that Metal Gear game, check out our hands-on impressions from E3.