See Metal Gear Solid V In Action Right Here

By Alex Osborn

As promised, Kojima and the folks over at Konami set up a demonstration at Tokyo Game Show, showcasing the amazing gameplay of Metal Gear Solid V's prologue, Ground Zeroes. Instead of boring you with trivial dribble, I'm just going to direct to you the stellar footage available for your eager eyes below.

Now I know I'm a Metal Gear Solid fanboy, but wow does that look incredible. Am I looking at this through rose-tinted glasses, or does MGS V look as amazing at I'm making it out to be? Sound off with your thoughts on the footage in the comments below.

Stay tuned to GameRevolution all week for all the TGS-related content you can handle.

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Alex Osborn
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