I hope you can join us in one final salute as MGSV concludes a series worthy of obsession… and the legend comes back to life.įull series plot recap to help you get more from MGSV An anti-war game that makes war feel heroic, a series where every character has multiple allegiances, and often multiple aliases a story that addresses family, legacy, politics, science, religion… everything… that also fetishises giant mechs and gruff old soldiers with glorious moustaches. It’s a mess of contradictions and grey area morality, that asks the biggest questions of all – and treats the world as it really is. The point is, you’ll never write a definitive critique of the MGS series, and that’s why so many adore it. Even now, as we desperately try to cram the work of all these brilliant writers and MGS fans into 148 pages, it feel like there isn’t space to do this incredible series justice and I live in fear of people tweeting me to query whether, say, Liquid Ocelot is really Liquid Snake, or berate the decision to class MGS: Portable Ops as a canon entry in the series’ timeline (the main story is, you know, even if some details aren’t, says Kojima). Here came a point – possibly after I’d studied 18 months of MGS creator Hideo Kojima’s tweets to make some predictions about the plot of MGSV back in 2012 – that I worried I’d become a little too obsessed with Metal Gear Solid. MGSV draws near and the legend comes back to life
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