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Xbox Versions of Metal Gear Solid V Receive Exclusive Raiden Mission and Release Date

  • The Xbox 360 and Xbox One versions of Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes are both receiving an exclusive Raiden mission.

In the "Jamais Vu" mission players will assume the role of cyborg Raiden and will be traveling through time and battling body snatchers who cannot take his body due to it being rebuilt by the Patriots during some rather gruesome experiments.

Not to be left out, the Playstation 4 is also receiving exclusive content that was announced earlier at Sony's PS4 launch event. The "Deja Vu Mission" allows players to play as Classic Snake based on his appearance in Metal Gear Solid in 1998.

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes was also given a release date of March 18th, 2014 on the Xbox 360 and Xbox One. Whether or not the release date is the same for the PS4 has yet to be announced.

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via Eurogamer

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So, where is this story now? I never played them, but weren't they pretty far out there as of the last game?

Kevnvek

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The main games have a pretty intricate and deep story, even with all of the weird little things that they throw in.  Metal Gear Rising was a little different and more into the future of the series in terms of technology, and quite a different style of game from the usual.

 

This DLC sounds stupid to me though.  One of those useless "it was all just a dream" sort of things.  There were weird things in the series, but never blatantly aliens and time travel.

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