Whilst Youtube might not be the best platform to highlight differences between last and next gen versions of games, the following video does a mighty fine job of showcasing the finer details in a fairly static scenario rather than running a full motion scene. You can clearly see there is

We take a look at the Metal Gear Solid V Ground Zeroes FOX Engine effects as it affords many visual qualities to help bring the open world environment to life. There’s an impressive use of lighting and shadows under a number of conditions as well as the effect of the elements

Hideo Kojima and Konami has confirmed that the Xbox One version of Metal Gear Solid Ground Zeroes will be running at 720p 60 frames per second, whereas the PS4 counterpart will be running at 1080p 60 frames per second. This is yet another example of how much better the PS4 performs

Konami released some new gameplay trailers from their forthcoming Metal Gear Solid V Ground Zeroes which will be available across multiple systems. The game will release on March 18th 2014, and what’s more, Xbox gamers will receive some exclusive content featuring the ninja Cyborg character Raiden.  

Konami/ Kojima Productions released some HD versions of the TGS 2013 gameplay demo videos for the awe inspiring Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain – Ground Zeroes which can be viewed here. It is said the size of the Phantom Pain  portion of the game is some 300 times that

Other than being one big ruse to blur the lines between what is real and what is speculated, the Swedish based Moby Dick Studios has not been mentioned since the reveal of the new trailer. However, in case there were any doubts, in the gameplay footage linear tutorial  demo where

The VGA 2012 ceremony wasn’t complete without a new Metal Gear Solid VGA 2012 trailer which was presented under the guise of a new game, ‘The Phantom Pain’ from Moby Dick Studios. The video provides plenty of clues as to the identity of the game series (Metal Gear Solid) so

Konami released a new trailer at the Tokyo Games Show event which should have Raiden fans chomping at the bit for some ninja style action .

Hideo Kojima has tweeted a number of images for TGS including this likeness of Metal Gear Solid 4’s Old Snake. Interestingly the huge banner image behind shows off a lot more. Check out some other images too.  

We take a look at the Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes trailer and are reminded of the Metal Gear Solid 4 trailer from 2005 E3 and TGS events, and how the actual game wasn’t quite as good looking. Is it a repeat scenario, or is Kojima’s target render hinting towards