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Metal Gear Solid V: Footing Zeroes (メタルギアソリッドV グラウンド・ゼロズ , Metaru Gia Soriddo Faibu: Guraundo Zerozu ? ) is a canonical installment in the Metal Gear series. Adult by Kojima Productions and published by Konami, Footing Zeroes is the first game to run on the Play a trick on Engine. Hideo Kojima wrote, directed, produced and designed the game.[4] Ground Zeroes was officially announced on August 30, 2012. The game was privately revealed at the Metallic Gear 25th Anniversary Event and made its public debut at PAX Prime 2012. Ground Zeroes was released for the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One in Northward America on March 18, 2014, March xx, 2014 in Japan and Europe, March 21, 2014 in the Uk, and March 27, 2014 in Australia. The Japanese Xbox Ane version was released on September four, 2014 via download only. A PC version of Ground Zeroes was released on December eighteen, 2014.[three]

Taking place before long after the events of Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, Basis Zeroes serves as a prologue to Metallic Gear Solid V: The Phantom Hurting, with Large Boss returning as the game's protagonist. Several characters and gameplay mechanics from Peace Walker take returned. While previous games were linear in nature, Ground Zeroes is the first to feature a more open gameplay construction, although such a structure was planned since Metal Gear Solid 3: Serpent Eater.

Contents

  • ane Synopsis
    • 1.1 Characters
      • 1.1.ane Chief characters
      • one.one.2 Side ops
      • one.one.3 Cameos
    • i.2 Groups and organizations
    • 1.3 Plot
    • one.four Cast
  • 2 Gameplay
  • 3 Development
    • 3.one Pre-announcement
    • 3.2 Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes
    • iii.3 Metal Gear Solid 5
  • 4 Music
  • five Releases
    • v.one Pre-order bonuses
    • 5.ii Voucher codes
    • 5.3 Limited Editions
    • 5.4 Console Bundles
  • 6 Contests and prizes
  • 7 Reception
    • 7.ane Pre-release
    • 7.two Release
      • vii.2.1 Consoles
      • 7.2.two PC
    • 7.3 Sales
  • viii Pop culture
  • 9 External links
  • 10 Gallery
    • x.i Screenshots
    • 10.ii Promotional images
    • 10.3 Packaging, demos, DVD and videos
    • 10.4 Promotional merchandise
    • 10.5 Official trade
    • 10.half dozen
    • ten.7 Downloadable content for The Phantom Pain
    • 10.8
    • x.9
  • 11 Videos
    • eleven.1 Walkthroughs
  • 12 References

Synopsis

Characters

Main characters

  • Ophidian/Big Boss
  • Kazuhira Miller
  • Chico
  • Paz Ortega Andrade
  • Huey Emmerich (voice)
  • Skull Face
  • Morpho
  • Medic
  • Mosquito

Side ops

  • Unidentified prisoner
  • Undercover agent
  • Unidentified baldheaded Marine
  • Glaz
  • Palitz
  • Hideo Kojima
  • Prisoner 12282

Cameos

  • Solid Ophidian (Déjà Vu Mission; flashbacks and as the "Classic Snake" peel)
  • Donald Anderson/Decoy Octopus (Déjà Vu Mission; while playing as the Classic Snake/Cyborg Ninja skins)
  • Kenneth Baker (Déjà Vu Mission; while playing equally the Archetype Snake/Cyborg Ninja skins)
  • Psycho Mantis (Déjà Vu Mission)
  • Gray Fox (Déjà Vu Mission; as an alternate peel)
  • Johnny Sasaki (Déjà Vu Mission; vox cameo)
  • Liquid Snake (Déjà Vu Mission; flashbacks)
  • Meryl Silverburgh (Déjà Vu Mission; flashback)
  • Raiden (Jamais Vu Mission)

Groups and organizations

  • Militaires Sans Frontières
  • XOF
  • Cipher
  • U.s.a. Marine Corps
  • CIA (mentioned)
  • KGB (mentioned)
  • IAEA (mentioned)
  • United States military machine
  • The Pentagon (Side Ops and Jamais Vu Mission)
  • FOXHOUND (Déjà Vu Mission)
  • Side by side-Generation Special Forces (Déjà Vu Mission; while playing as Classic Ophidian/Cyborg Ninja skins)
  • Body-Snatchers (Jamais Vu Mission)
  • MI6 (mentioned)
  • BND (mentioned)
  • ISI (mentioned)

Plot

Metal Gear chronology
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater (1964)
Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops (1970)
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker (1974)
Metal Gear Solid V: Footing Zeroes (1975)
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Hurting (1984)
Metal Gear (1995)
Metal Gear 2: Solid Ophidian (1999)
Metal Gear Solid (The Twin Snakes) (2005)
Metallic Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (2007/2009)
Metal Gear Solid four: Guns of the Patriots (2014)
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance (2018)

Some time after the Peace Walker Incident, Paz had survived the fall from atop Mother Base after losing a vehement battle to Big Boss. Eventually, she was rescued past a Belizean fisherman who found her drifting in the Caribbean. After existence informed by Miller of her survival, Big Boss suggested her assassination due to her being a Nil amanuensis who had important information well-nigh the Militaires Sans Frontières. Disagreeing with him, Kaz mentioned another plan. He stated that MSF'due south "friends" at Null doubtable Paz could be a double amanuensis. Kaz as well informed Big Boss that Paz is being held for interrogation at Military camp Omega, a maximum security prison facility on the southern tip of Cuba (on communist soil and outside of U.S. legal jurisdiction). Meanwhile, there was an upcoming Un nuclear inspection of Mother Base, the "perfect" timing of which made Miller uncertainty Paz leaked data about the nature of MSF. At last, Big Boss and Miller both agreed that the wisest activeness is to relieve Paz who was their but link to Cipher, along with Chico, who was held as prisoner somewhere close to Paz's location after taking upon a rescue mission himself (due to his romantic feelings for Paz).

At midnight on March sixteen, 1975, Big Boss began his mission lonely, due to political sensitivities, and infiltrated Camp Omega from its southern cliff.

The main story mission is Basis Zeroes. After completing it, iv additional side ops are unlocked, each of which takes place prior to the main mission and is listed equally "pseudo-historical recreations." After collecting all XOF patches, the actor will unlock bonus extra ops which are likewise listed as "pseudo-historical recreations."

  • Ground Zeroes (master story)
  • Eliminate the Renegade Threat
  • Intel Operative Rescue
  • Classified Intel Conquering
  • Destroy the Anti-Air Emplacements
  • Déjà Vu
  • Jamais Vu

Cast

Character English language Voice Actor / Facial Capture Japanese Vocalisation Actor Motility Actor
Snake/Big Dominate Kiefer Sutherland Akio Ōtsuka Erik Brown
Kazuhira Miller Robin Atkin Downes Tomokazu Sugita Eric Bossick
Chico Antony Del Rio Kikuko Inoue Clayton Martin
Paz Ortega Andrade Tara Strong Nana Mizuki Savannah Daniels
Huey Emmerich Christopher Randolph Hideyuki Tanaka N/A
Skull Confront James Horan Takaya Hashi Blake Crawford
Glaz Matthew Mercer (credited as Matt Mercer)
Palitz Joel Johnstone (credited equally Joel Johnston)
Hideo Hideo Kojima (Himself)
Cloak-and-dagger Agent Roger Rose Brian Robison[v]
Prisoner 12282 Matthew Mercer (credited as Matt Mercer)
Medic Kiefer Sutherland Akio Ōtsuka Rudy McCollum
Soldiers/Extra Philip Anthony-Rodriguez (credited as Philip Anthony Rodrigues)
Crispin Freeman
Joel Johnstone (credited as Joel Johnston)
Matthew Mercer (credited as Matt Mercer)
Roger Rose
Dave Hill
Sean Eyestone 		Charles Johnson
Laszlo
Rudy McCollum
Hidetaka Ichiyama
Shoji Kurata
Satoshi Noda
Kentaro Ishido
Yuka Hino
iDroid Donna Shush Donna Burke (ENG) North/A

Gameplay

Big Boss infiltrating Campsite Omega.

Like the previous Metallic Gear Solid titles, Ground Zeroes is a stealth action game. Ground Zeroes is the first game in the series to feature an open earth gameplay construction, albeit on a small scale.[vi] All missions take place in and around Camp Omega. The exact method of infiltrating Camp Omega is up to the thespian, with many different entry points and gameplay styles available.[half-dozen] When multiple objectives are nowadays, the player can do them in the guild they want. At the end, yet, the thespian volition receive the message as the manager originally designed and intended it, without change.[7]

Basis Zeroes' map shown on a tablet.

The use of an on screen mini-map has been removed, and replaced with the new iDroid device. The game continues when the iDroid is used, pregnant enemies continue patrolling and searching for the role player. While the iDroid'southward map usually takes up the screen when activated, information technology can instead be used in conjunction with Android and iOS mobile devices. The map can constantly be run on these devices, and waypoints can be set without interrupting the game. The second-screen functionality can too exist used to listen to audio files and check mission information.[6] The PlayStation versions of the game can be used with the PlayStation Vita'southward remote play function, assuasive the game to be streamed from the home console to the PS Vita.[8]

The histrion can utilise a flare to telephone call in a helicopter at any time, either for extraction or air support. The helicopter can play music of the player's choosing ("Ride of the Valkyries" was used every bit an instance to demonstrate this). Louder music will draw more than attention to the actor'due south location and gives enemy the chance to take down the chopper.[9] Enemy vehicles can be stolen and used every bit transportation, and in some missions, a means to escape the base of operations. Available vehicles in Camp Omega include trucks, jeeps and tanks. Crashing a vehicle in enemy territory will immediately warning nearby sentries.[6]

Crawling makes a return after being absent-minded in Peace Walker, simply the slow "Cautious accelerate" bachelor in Metal Gear Solid four: Guns of the Patriots wasn't retained.[10] Laying in grass works when hiding from enemies, but they will see Serpent if they become too shut. The enemy's line of sight means that, when far abroad, they may not notice Ophidian crawling slowly beyond apartment areas, just will meet him if he breaks into a sprint.[half-dozen] When an enemy becomes suspicious, an indicator will appear, pointing the direction they are located, and filling with color every bit their suspicion increases.[6] If a trunk or unconscious enemy is discovered past some other enemy soldier or vehicle, the alert mode is triggered. When guards are alert and looking for Serpent, there is no longer an onscreen meter or gauge to indicate how much longer they will stay in that state. Instead, the player must listen to radio churr, and picket the guards movements to figure out when they have calmed down. When spotted, the game will tedious downwards, allowing the player to lock on to the guard and shoot or run at the enemy. This characteristic can exist deactivated. Guards will ever head for Ophidian'southward terminal known position.[half dozen]

As with Metal Gear Solid 4, the game features a tertiary-person aiming view with the choice of switching to beginning-person. Depression-quotient weapons feature a bullet drop mechanic which causes projectiles to fall over longer distances. Distance notches accept been added to the targeting reticule, assuasive the player to better judge their shots when outside optimal firing range. Weapons are now selected through the d-pad. Speedily pressing the buttons will quick select weapons, while holding them down will open a larger selection, with the weapon'due south course being tied to a specific direction.[6] Unlike previous titles, weapons can now be stolen from enemies and used freely, as tin can any weapon found in the field.[six] [10]

The CQC in Metallic Gear Solid 5 is more than realistic than it was in Peace Walker. It's described as being "manga like" in Peace Walker in club to appeal to a younger audition.[10] A button prompt will announced when approaching an enemy, that will permit Snake to take them into a chokehold and drag them out of sight from other guards. Three icons announced, allowing the player to interrogate, knock out, or kill the baby-sit. Interrogation causes Snake to pull his pocketknife, which tin result in the soldier giving information such as ammo and secret passage locations which are and then marked on the map. Enemy ammunition is automatically caused when taking hold of enemy soldiers. When backside low cover, enemies tin be pulled into a chokehold. When near a group of enemies, CQC takedowns tin be chained together similar in Peace Walker. Enemy weapons are automatically taken when grabbed from the front end, and tin can instantly exist used against them.[half-dozen]

Binoculars can be used to marker enemies, a feature which allows the player to track enemy movements on the map and run across them through walls. The feature is agile past default, simply information technology can be turned off.[six] The enemy AI has been described as avant-garde and "unpredictable", and their paths cover wider areas.[xi] [6]

Unlike previous Metallic Gear titles, all weapons in the game are not based on single real life weapons. Instead, they are influenced by several weapons, incorporating multiple features reminiscent of them to form a new, original weapon. They are too given new designations reminiscent of the state they supposedly originate form (such as the Sz.-336 SMG being a Czech SMG, as Czech SMGs typically have a "vz." designation)

The game features five side missions. Known side missions include: a daytime mission, a VIP rescue mission, and the "Déjà Vu" and "Jamais Vu" missions.[12] The story mission features the XOF patches dropped by Skull Face equally collectibles. Collecting all the patches unlocks the "Déjà Vu" and "Jamais Vu" missions.[6] [xiii] [fourteen]

"Classic Snake" crawling in the "Déjà Vu" mission.

The "Déjà Vu" mission pays tribute to the original Metal Gear Solid. This mode features models from the original game, as well every bit music and lighting changes. Miller impersonated moments from the original game over the radio. The player is tasked with arranging a handful of scenes reminiscent of Metal Gear Solid, like Shadow Moses' heliport and hangar. Beating the mission unlocks the "Classic Snake" skin. Chirapsia the mission on Hard unlocks the "Cyborg Ninja" skin.[6]

Raiden can run at loftier speeds in the "Jamais Vu" mission.

The "Jamais Vu" mission puts the player in command of Raiden. Raiden'southward mission is to eliminate Body-Snatchers disguised every bit enemy soldiers, similar to the enemies from Kojima's other titleSnatcher.[15] Raiden does not use his trademark sword, instead using the weapons bachelor in Ground Zeroes. He features increased speed and the mission itself is more action-focused than the balance of the game. Chirapsia the mission unlocks the "White Armour" pare and "Commando Armour" skin.[six]

Development

Pre-announcement

Metal Gear Solid V was teased under the name Project Ogre.[16] Prior to its announcement, Kojima stated that his next game would support Transfarring, be multi-platform and exist designed with a global audience in listen.[17] [18] The game was described as beingness set in an open world in which the players would find content fifty-fifty after 100 hours.[17] [xviii] At some indicate in development, the game featured an "80'southward" style visual to fit with the setting of The Phantom Pain. The filter was removed as it was too taxing on the hardware.[19]

Kojima had wanted to release Ground Zeroes immediately after Peace Walker, on either the PSP or PS3, but the team had encountered evolution bug and faced delays with Metal Gear Rising. When they learnt of the impending next generation of consoles, they decided to develop the game as a cross generational title.[twenty]

A recruiting poster used at GDC 2012.

On February 21, 2012, a Kojima Productions owned site named Development Without Borders was created to announce their presence at the Game Developers Briefing, where they would be recruiting staff for a new Metal Gear Solid game. Recruitment took place at the Game Developers Conference pavilion between March six and March 9. Job descriptions included "Project engineers for the latest Metal Gear Solid targeted for high-finish consoles and PC", "Engineers to aid develop next-gen engine technology for use with the Play a joke on Engine" and "Kojima Productions Brand Director."[21] [22]

On March 17, speaking at a Q&A to mark the inclusion of Metal Gear Solid and Metallic Gear Solid 2 in the Smithsonian'south "Fine art of Video Games" exhibit, Kojima stated that "This year, next year, I am working on something that I think will become the shining moment" for his career and the Metallic Gear series.[23] Kojima stated that the game would deal with frail issues, considered taboo, and that he was unsure as to whether they would make the final cut. He stated that he wanted to go on bringing real issues to the forefront, but he had to ensure the game was withal enjoyable to play. He said that as a creator who constantly saw the flaws in his ain work afterwards it's finished, he always felt that what he was creating at any point in time was, in his mind, the best, but declined to elaborate. He visited a armed forces base of operations in San Diego to examination a shooting simulator, merely could not go into detail.[24]

Metal Gear Solid: Footing Zeroes

A promotional poster for Metallic Gear Solid: Footing Zeroes.

The first trailer of Ground Zeroes was shown at the Metal Gear 25th Ceremony Event on August 30, 2012, and PAX Prime number 2012 ii days later, where it was used to demonstrate the Pull a fast one on Engine. The trailer consisted of the game's opening cutscene, a few minutes of gameplay, and used the Japanese sound. The demo ran on a PC using an Xbox 360 controller. Kojima stated while the game and engine were designed with both Xbox 360 and PlayStation iii in mind, the engine would cater to the next-gen consoles.[25] While Snake's hair appeared gray in the trailer, information technology was really chocolate-brown. The greyness coloration was caused by back-lighting.[26] Kojima chosen Ground Zeroes "a outset" rather than an end for the series, and referred to information technology every bit a "prologue" to the then unannounced Metal Gear Solid V.[27] He stated that the open world nature of this game had taken a toll on the visuals, but the lighting had not been impacted.[28]

Speaking at the British Academy of Movie and Television receiver Arts, Kojima discussed the advantages of open up world gameplay. He highlighted the liberty for players to cull both when and how to complete a given mission as cardinal to his vision of an open earth Metal Gear title. The new arroyo meant that instead of everybody having the aforementioned feel as they did in previous games, each player would have their ain unique experiences.[29] [xxx] Kojima after discussed his want to work on original backdrop, but said that if information technology were not for Metal Gear, they would not have been able to spend the fourth dimension and money required to create the Fox Engine. He stated that concepts present in the new Metal Gear Solid were originally intended for new intellectual properties. He went on to suggest that Grand Theft Auto 3, an open world title that was released the same year equally Metal Gear Solid 2 had influenced him.[31] During a trip to Dubai in early on 2013, Kojima voiced his belief that storytelling through cinematics had became a bit outdated, and therefore he used a new method of storytelling for Ground Zeroes.[7]

On February xviii, 2013, a chore listing was posted by Kojima Productions to look for new recruits at the GDC Career Pavilion from March 25-27 for the new Metal Gear Solid title.[32] Several days subsequently, Kojima told Videogamer that the video game medium had not matured over the years, and that although he had tried introduce mature themes in previous Metal Gear games, at that place was still a long way to become, and as such, he wanted to target many taboos and mature themes in Footing Zeroes. He expressed his concern that he might not have been able to release the game, or that it would sell poorly due to these themes. Kojima said that his artistic side meant that he was non prioritizing sales.[33]

Metal Gear Solid Five

After the official announcement of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, information technology was widely believed that Ground Zeroes and The Phantom Pain had been combined into one game. However, information technology was later revealed that contrary to popular conventionalities, they were even so ii dissever games.[34] [35] Adding to the defoliation, on June 12, a Special E3 KP Alert podcast stated that Ground Zeroes and The Phantom Hurting were part of the same game.[36] On June thirteen, Kojima revealed that Ground Zeroes would serve as the prologue for The Phantom Pain. He said that unlike The Phantom Hurting, Ground Zeroes would have a much smaller, more than closed open earth. He also said that unlike The Phantom Pain, the weather and time would be static. They had set Basis Zeroes up this way and then that players would take a more comfortable transition to the new gameplay. He as well revealed that he was notwithstanding unsure if Ground Zeroes would be released every bit a standalone game or equally a component of The Phantom Pain.[37]

Kojima told GameTrailers Television that David Hayter would not be reprising his role equally Big Boss.[38] [39] During the 2013 pre-E3 showcase, it was officially appear that Kiefer Sutherland would be providing the voice and facial performance of Big Boss through motion capture.[40]

On the day Kojima Productions Los Angeles had its k opening, a new demo of Ground Zeroes was revealed to the public, with Yuji Korekado playing information technology via a laptop. The opening was similar to the PAX Prime 2012 demo, although the patches that were disposed of by XOF now included a FOX patch, and English language was used every bit the principal language. Snake's gear in the demo contained the iDroid and binoculars. They showed new gameplay features such as marking enemy soldiers in order to runway their movements. When taking hold of an enemy, Korekado was given the options of killing, knocking out, and interrogating the baby-sit. Korekado chose the interrogation option, which had the soldier explain the location of the FOX patch from the opening cutscene. Snake used the iDroid to marker the location of the truck on his map. The demo was supposed to have ended with Ophidian taking a Jeep and calling for an extraction via helicopter, merely Korekado ended up getting himself spotted by the enemy late into the demo, resulting in a run-and-gun escape which also ended up revealing that the player could use bullet time mechanics against soldiers, besides as having a heightened regeneration capacity. Although Korekado managed to get Snake out alive, Kojima ribbed him for the performance.[41]

A demo of the game was shown at the 2013 Tokyo Game Show. Information technology was similar to the original PAX Prime 2012 demo simply contained an introduction by Miller referencing the consequence and welcoming anybody to it. Chico was replaced with an Southward-Rank paper-thin box specialist. Another demo was shown before long thereafter, this one taking place during the daytime. The demo had the actor infiltrate Camp Omega in the back of a truck, with Miller instructing Large Boss to locate Brian, a mole that MSF had placed amid the base of operations's personnel, and retrieve a cassette tape. After Big Boss disembarked underneath a bridge and scouted the enemies, he then stealthily navigated throughout the circuitous before locating Brian. In order to maintain Brian'southward comprehend as well as his own, he ambushed Brian and placed him into an interrogation concur. Upon Brian realizing who Big Boss was, Brian told him, after the latter loosened the chokehold, that he didn't accept the tape on him as in that location was likewise much risk of beingness discovered, but informed him that it was safety virtually a guard tower. He also mentioned that a person at the base of operations was not a CIA amanuensis, but decided against revealing any more and told him to be careful, as well as to knock him out to maintain cover. Upon knocking Brian out, Big Boss then marked the location of the guard belfry on his iDroid map and proceeded to it, knocking out several guards in the process. He and so retrieved the record and had the Hind option him up. However, was discovered, and his escape ride was shot downwards. He hijacked a jeep to escape and destroyed an enemy APC via a C4-laiden trap near the cliffside.

Tentative Ground Zeroes cover that was featured on the KonamiBlog site.

On November iv, 2013, Konami announced that Footing Zeroes would exist released in Spring 2014 for the PlayStation iii, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, confirming that Ground Zeroes and The Phantom Pain would be released separately.[42] [43] Kojima believed that it would accept been ideal to release both parts of Metal Gear Solid V together, simply fan demand had swayed them to release a game sooner, and as The Phantom Pain was nevertheless in development, they decided to release the prologue early on.[20]

On Friday, November xiv, Kojima appeared on Spike's All Access Weekly, and showed a new trailer for Ground Zeroes. The trailer revealed that the PlayStation versions of the game would feature an exclusive mission titled "Déjà Vu", that features Classic Snake as the main graphic symbol.[44] This confirmed an earlier report that the PlayStation versions would indeed receive exclusive content.[45] On November 22, it was revealed that the Xbox versions of the game would also receive sectional content.[46] The trailer for the Xbox exclusive mission was released on Dec 9. The mission, titled "Jamais Vu", allows the thespian to play as Raiden from Metal Gear Rising, and features Body-Snatchers every bit enemies. Just as "Déjà Vu" was fabricated to celebrate the anniversary of the original Metallic Gear Solid, "Jamais Vu" celebrates the 25th anniversary of another Kojima game, Snatcher. The trailer also announced a release appointment of March 18, 2014.[xv] The Japanese "Jamais Vu" trailer released the next day announced that Ground Zeroes would be released in Japan on March 20, 2014. The European and UK release dates were appear a few weeks afterwards (March xx, 2014 for Europe and March 21, 2014 for the Britain, respectively).

The announcement of panel exclusive missions was met with a mixed reaction. Likewise, the declaration of the "Déjà Vu" mission itself was mixed. Konami representative ToraShiro explained in a post on NeoGAF that the reaction was the result of Kojima creating besides much hype for a single mission, causing fans to retrieve it would be much bigger.[47] ToraShiro stated that the reason for the missions being sectional on unlike consoles was due to Konami being "a panel mercenary."[48]

In December 2013, the cover arts for Ground Zeroes were made public, and the European release date was revealed to be the aforementioned day as the Japanese release. Kojima stated that Ground Zeroes was both a prologue for Metal Gear Solid 5 and a tutorial for the new gameplay style. Ground Zeroes was "hundreds" of times smaller than The Phantom Pain, and lacked the real-fourth dimension passage of time featured in the chief game. Private missions, however, would take place at different times, and offering different styles of gameplay.[49]

The full achievement listing of the Xbox 360/Xbox Ane versions of the game was leaked by the site, exophase. The list revealed that both the "Ground Zeroes" mission and three of the 5 side ops missions allowed for the rescue of prisoners (one beingness mandatory, the other ii being optional).[fifty] It was afterward revealed that a trailer comparison all 4 versions of Ground Zeroes would be released. [51]

Game Informer'south March 2014 cover, designed by Yoji Shinkawa.

In February 2014, Game Informer released their March edition featuring Metallic Gear Solid V as their cover story. The magazine covered both Ground Zeroes and The Phantom Hurting and featured artwork drawn by Yoji Shinkawa on the cover. 2 members of Game Informer's staff were given four hours to play the PlayStation iv and Xbox One versions of Ground Zeroes, a first for not-Kojima Productions staff. They, similar Kojima himself, noted that the PlayStation four version of the game looked slightly better than the Xbox I version.[half dozen] They compared the game to "a paid, standalone version of the Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty demo that was included with Zone of the Enders on the PlayStation 2." The Game Informer staff completed the main game in merely under two hours, and were told that internal testers could speed run the mission in five minutes.[vi]

Game Informer'due south comments regarding the game's length caused some controversy. Many other media outlets reported on their comments, with some getting some of the facts wrong. Game Informer antiseptic the situation, stating that they played through the main game starting time, completing it in the same 2 hours, before playing some of the side missions. They stated that they did not play all five side missions, simply revealed that they played "a mission gear up during the daytime that Konami has previously shown, a side mission where Snake rescues a VIP, and the console-exclusive Déjà Vu and Jamais Vu modes." In the four hours they had with the game, they each played through the story a 2nd time, skipping cutscenes and heading straight for the targets.[12]

On Feb xiv, Sutherland, while in London to picture show 24: Live Some other Day, told IGN that Big Boss would be "a trivial more edgier, and a picayune more than angry about his history." He added, "The rest you'll have to notice out in the game, considering there'southward a hugger-mugger that is actually really absurd."[52]

In February 2014, Konami announced that the PS3, Xbox 360, and Xbox One versions of Ground Zeroes would run at 720p, while the PS4 version would run at 1080p. Konami as well announced that the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game would run at 30 frames per second, while the PS4 and Xbox One versions would run at 60 frames per second.[53] A comparing trailer was later released.[54] Presently afterwards, Footing Zeroes' visuals were criticized, with some going as far every bit comparing it to the visuals of Metal Gear Solid 4. Kojima referred to both bug as "nonsense."[55] [56]

On March 9, some countries, particularly in the United Arab Emirates, concluded up breaking the street date and released the game before than the projected release appointment.[57]

On Apr 24, Kojima announced that the Déjà Vu mission would be released for the Xbox consoles and the Jamais Vu mission would be released for the PlayStation consoles on May 1 via a patch. This was done to celebrate the fact that the game had sold 1 million copies worldwide. However, the achievements/trophies fastened to the sectional missions ("Reminiscence" for Déjà Vu and "Hidden" for Jamais Vu, respectively) weren't carried over to the contrary platforms in the patch.[13] [fourteen] [58]

On June 21, Konami announced that Basis Zeroes would finally exist released in Japan for the Xbox I. However, it would only be available via download on Xbox Live. It was released on September 4, 2014 for the price of 2477 yen.[59]

Poster revealing control support for the Steam version of Footing Zeroes.

On August 13, Kojima announced at Gamescon 2014 that the PC version of Footing Zeroes is in development. It will exist released on Steam.[2]

On August 28, the Kojima Productions website unveiled a competition for TGS 2014 where participants would play a circular of Ground Zeroes, record the gameplay, and so upload the gameplay video onto the web via Facebook or other social outlets. Winners would receive prizes during TGS, though the specifics wasn't announced. The registration date was on September 7.[60]

On September 20, during TGS 2014, a gameplay presentation of Ground Zeroes with commentary from Hideo Kojima, Akio Ōtsuka, Mikami Satoshi, and Stefanie Joosten was presented, with the winners also beingness presented.[61]

On October 3, during Irgomir 2014, the Steam release of Basis Zeroes was confirmed to be on December eighteen, and that a patch would be released for the console versions to fix minor glitches and translation problems.[62]

On November 16, a demo for the PC version of Ground Zeroes was unveiled to the public.[63] In addition, Konami'south Twitter account revealed that sweepstakes for Ground Zeroes would occur. Details of the sweepstakes were given in full on Mon, November 17.[64]

On Nov nineteen, the specs for the Steam version of Ground Zeroes were appear and listed the post-obit:[65]

  • Minimum Specifications:
    • OS: Windows Vista 64-Bit or later
    • Processor: Core i5 SandyBridge 4Core (iv Thread) 2.7GHz or above
    • Memory: iv GB RAM or higher up
    • Graphics: GeForce GTX 650 or above
    • DirectX: Version eleven or above
  • Recommended Specifications:
    • OS: Windows Vista 64-Bit or subsequently
    • Processor: Core i5 SandyBridge 4Core (4 Thread) 2.7GHz or above
    • Memory: 8 GB RAM or above
    • Graphics: GeForce GTX 760 or in a higher place
    • DirectX: Version 11 or in a higher place

On December 12, every bit part of the lead-upwardly to the release date of the Steam version of Ground Zeroes, the official Facebook page for Metallic Gear started an upshot called the "12 Days of Metallic Gear", featuring elements from the game done to the tune of the Christmas carol "The Twelve Days of Christmas."

Music

Harry Gregson-Williams composed the game'south music, along with Ludvig Forssell.[1]

Releases

The Japanese packaging features both Big Boss and Kazuhira Miller, while the cover for the overseas versions just features the one-time. According to Kojima, the reason for this difference is because he figured Western audiences would be unfamiliar with who Miller is, due to Peace Walker's financial failure in the West. He had previously considered having Skull Face and Big Boss on the overseas fundamental fine art, but decided confronting information technology when information technology became apparent that the cover was going to be horrifying equally a result, and besides considering it reminded him too much of the film Enemy Mine.[66] Kojima himself designed the Japanese cover, as he desired to do everything, including the trailers, entirely by himself.[67] However, he permit the overseas branches of Konami handle the fundamental artwork for the overseas versions, and he was informed that Miller would have been a little known character due to Peace Walker being a PSP game.[68] When it became credible that people noticed that Miller was missing from the cover and inquired about his status, Kojima had been very surprised to larn that Miller had actually been well-received by the audience.[69]

Pre-club bonuses

Reversible cover art fatigued by Yoji Shinkawa.

Konami announced 4 pre-social club bonuses for Nippon: a Konamistyle exclusive smartphone display stand up and note pad in likeness of a cassette record, a DLC code to unlock a "special weapon" for The Phantom Pain, a GEO exclusive DLC code used to unlock a special Mother Base of operations recruit, and a reverseable sleeve featuring artwork drawn by Yoji Shinkawa.[70] The "special weapon" was after revealed to be the Windurger S333 CombatSpecial and Olive Drab Personal Ballistic Shield.

At that place is as well a GameTsutaya exclusive DLC code for an additional bonus soldier, and an Amazon Japan exclusive DLC lawmaking for a special paper-thin box, both unlocked in The Phantom Hurting. These 2 were afterwards revealed to be the soldier Skull and the Wetlands Cardboard Box, respectively. Other retailers such equally Joshin and Eisin offered downloadable voice clips featuring Ophidian and other characters for mobile devices.

The bonus version of Ground Zeroes also included a DLC voucher code for unlocking a bonus soldier. This soldier was later revealed to be named Fox.

European pre-club bonuses are a free download code for the full game of Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker Hard disk Edition. This is bachelor to digital pre-ordering only. The North American equivalent pre-order bonus is a Ground Zeroes theme for the PS3.

North American pre-lodge bonuses is a limited edition poster if pre-order from retailer GameStop. Kojima unveiled it on his Twitter account and revealed that it was 24x36 dimensions, depicting artwork from the Japanese cover. His wording, however, left it cryptic if at that place were varying prints or if there was a single print. The Yoji Shinkawa artwork reverseable sleeve is included with every standard copy of the game.

Voucher codes

As noted in the pre-order bonuses in a higher place, the games come up with voucher codes that volition permit for unlocking special weapons, equipment and soldiers. In America, Canada, and Latin America, they also unlock a bonus trailer upon inputting it into the Konami Core site, as well equally having the salve file transfer over to The Phantom Hurting. The European versions will only accept the code work when The Phantom Hurting is released.[71]

Limited Editions

Name Region PlayStation 4 PlayStation 3 Xbox 360 Contents
Premium Package Japan 577530 774273095922669 110406921 n.jpg Amazon thumb ps3.jpg Amazon thumb xbox360.jpg
  • Game
  • Snake revoltech effigy
  • Peace Walker novelization
Special Edition Nihon Kstyle thumb ps4.jpg Kstyle thumb ps3.jpg Kstyle thumb xbox360.jpg
  • Game
  • Express edition Serpent - Metallic ver. Play Arts KAI action figure
Special Edition (KONAMISTYLE)* Nippon 35895-0922329284947585783782783758474837583749.jpg 58758932438746543774875438574385749866666566656565656565.jpg 56587573672638758756847538389482-03-20330854898542093.jpg
  • Game
  • Puma T7 Track Sports Jacket with the Diamond Dogs logo
Bonus Edition [72] Japan Privilege 01.jpg
Special1 detail pic1.jpg 		Privilege 01.jpg
Special1 detail pic1.jpg 		Privilege 01.jpg
Special1 detail pic1.jpg
  • Game

*Sorted by lottery.

Console Bundles

Name Region Paradigm Contents
Play a trick on Edition* Nippon 1601038 10151976050397843 776527749 n.jpg
  • Game
  • 500GB PlayStation 4 console with Trick logo
  • DualShock iv controller

*Appear on February 17, 2014, for ¥46,980. The Play a joke on Edition was released on March twenty, 2014.[73] [74]

Contests and prizes

On November xiv, two contests were announced, the start was called Grizzled Veteran, and the second was called New Recruit. Both involved mail-in sweepstakes entries. The prizes for the former were 2 sets of prizes, each containing the Metal Gear Solid: Snake Jungle Fatigues by PLAY ARTS activeness figures (approximate retail value of each prize: $154.00, with $306.00 in total retail value), and the prizes for the latter were a set up of 4 (iv) prizes, each consisting of a PUMA Metallic Gear Solid V: Basis Zeroes Downwards Feather Jacket (guess retail value of each prize: $85.00, amounting to $340.00 in total retail value) by registering Footing Zeroes. Konami subsequently tweeted the announcement three days afterwards.[75]

On Baronial 12, a contest called the 6th Campaign was announced regarding Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes. Like to the prior two contests, this involved mail-in sweepstakes entry tickets. The tickets could be gained for free on the PlayStation Store or otherwise included on the PS3 and PS4 hard copies for Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes for a prepare amount of Yen. The period was August 12 through September nine. Winners will receive a gratis Play Arts KAI Snake figure, Metallic GEAR SOLID V Footing ZEROES type iDROID iPhone example TGSver.(iPhone5-5s only), and METAL GEAR SOLID V GROUND ZEROES for cassette record case Smartphone stand x 50 per person, although the prizes can not exist chosen past the winner. In that location will exist 50 winners in all, and they will be shipped and notified between September 9 and October.[76]

Reception

Pre-release

Game Informer had early on access to Basis Zeroes in February 2014. They praised the game'south 2d-screen functionality, enemy marker mechanic, inventory and revamped alert systems, and visuals, specially the line of sight. They also praised the new "bullet-time" system that activates when seen by enemies, stating that "this terminal-ditch endeavor feels more like a nice bonus when it works rather than an easy crutch."[half-dozen] They also gave praise to Kiefer Sutherland'southward performance of Big Boss, saying that he "does a wonderful chore conveying MGS V's hero." Game Informer's writers believed that Sutherland'southward added "a layer of emotion" absent in David Hayter's vocalisation. They compared the alter to adjusting to a new James Bond thespian.[6]

Game Informer voiced their skepticism of the game'south price tag, stating that while the game is enjoyable, it will exist "a tough sell for Konami", mainly due to the principal game'south length, and due to every mission taking place in the same location.[6] Despite their skepticism, Game Informer ultimately concluded that "fans have a lot to look forward to."[vi] Jesse Divnich, from EEDAR: Video Game Research and Consulting, praised Konami and Kojima'southward decision to dissever the game, assertive information technology to their reply to common DLC practices, while retaining the series identity.[six]

Release

Consoles

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes has received mostly positive reviews. Metacritic gave the PlayStation 4 version a metascore of 75.[77] The Xbox One version besides got a metascore of 75,[78] while the PlayStation iii version got a metascore of 66.[79] GameRankings gave the PlayStation iv version an average of 75.23%,[80] the Xbox I version an average of 72.50%,[81] the PlayStation 3 version an average of 73.57%,[82] and the Xbox 360 version an boilerplate of 80.00%.[83]

IGN gave Ground Zeroes a 8.0 saying, "Metal Gear Solid five: Ground Zeroes is a brusk but challenging game, and those willing to cast aside conventional expectations volition notice a lot more hither than beginning glance might propose."[84] Edge gave the game a nine saying, "Still, if information technology's a demo, Ground Zeroes is the best demo ever; if information technology'south a prologue, it sets the story so well you'll spend the adjacent year thirsting for revenge; and if it's a tutorial, the systems it teaches are and then intriguing that the prospect of spending an entire game with is irresistible. Footing Zeroes is a resounding success in every respect bar its price tag, but value is relative. 14 hours in, nosotros're still learning."[85] GameSpot gave the game a 8 saying, "Though it'south unusual for everything to have place in a single location, there's so much to do and see, and whether you take a stealthy or head-on approach, infiltrating Camp Omega is a thrilling experience that shouldn't exist missed."[86]

Game Informer gave the game a 7 saying, "Even for longtime fans of the Metal Gear franchise, Ground Zeroes may not be worth playing. It spreads its strengths thin over too piffling space, relying on the repetition of a handful of unremarkable missions in the aforementioned area. That'south the bad news. The good news is that the core stealth is fun, and the innovations on the gameplay fronts are promising. When supported by enough variety, progression, and story evolution, these mechanics could form the foundation of a fantastic game. The Phantom Pain could somewhen be that game, simply Ground Zeroes is definitely non."[87] Polygon gave the game a 5.5 saying, "It's beauteous that programmer Kojima Productions was willing to toss long-held franchise tenets out of the window in favor of re-imagined Metallic Gear Solid gameplay. And it's possible that in a more than complete game, these additions might shine more brightly. Merely Basis Zeroes is hardly the venue to demonstrate the future of the franchise. Information technology's staggeringly brusque and unsatisfying, feeling more than like a greenbacks catch than an honest-to-goodness installment in a beloved franchise."[88]

PC

The PC version of Ground Zeroes has received good reviews. Metacritic gave it a metascore of 80.[89]

PC Gamer gave the game a 87 saying, "If y'all like challenging, open-ended stealth that lets yous flex your imagination, you should seriously consider giving it a go. And don't worry if y'all oasis't played a Metal Gear Solid game for years, or ever for that matter: there's a backstory option on the master menu that will go yous upward to speed."[ninety] IGN gave it a 8.0 saying, "Metal Gear Solid five: Footing Zeroes is a short but challenging game, and those willing to bandage aside conventional expectations volition observe a lot more here than first glance might propose. Aside from its problematic ending, Ground Zeroes mostly represents a new, more sophisticated era for Metal Gear, especially given its attending to what matters on PC."[91]

Sales

On April 25, 2014, the panel versions of Ground Zeroes hit over 1,000,000 copies shipped.[92]

Pop civilization

The game was referenced in the "Black Fri" trilogy of Southward Park episodes in 2013.[93]

A Basis Zeroes-themed DLC pack is bachelor for LittleBigPlanet three. Released on Dec 4, 2014 in Europe and North America, the pack feature costumes that are modeled after Big Boss, Kazuhira Miller, Skull Confront, a tank, and a helicopter. The prices for them are £1.69/€one.99/$ii.95 each, plus £4.99/€5.99/$8.95 for the full pack.[94] [95]

External links

  • Basis Zeroes manager's commentary on IGN

Gallery

Screenshots

Promotional images

Packaging, demos, DVD and videos

Promotional trade

Official merchandise

Downloadable content for The Phantom Pain

Videos

Walkthroughs

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