
Metal Gear Solid fans rejoice! While Japanese gamers have been playing a demo for the game Hideo Kojima claims, in his mind, is ‘Metal Gear Solid 5′, a demo for Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker is about to hit the PSN Soon. VERY soon.
How Soon you ask? This Thursday, December 17th!! It was mentioned in a KP Report podcast back in early November that the team was working on a English translation for the demo and the demo is now ready for us Western Gamers. The demo will contain FOUR missions and supports ad-hoc connectivity so you can and three of your friends can give it a try.
The worst part of it all? While the game hits Japan and Europe in March, US gamers have to wait until MAY before we can take Big Boss on his next mission to save Costa Rica from an unknown evil army. But hey, it’s a Hideo Kojima game…you know it’s going to be worth the wait. May 25, 2010 is the official release date for Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker. Make sure you don’t miss it, exclusively on the PSP and PSPgo.
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December 15th, 2009 at 2:28 PM
If I get a pspgo for xmas, I am getting this game. Do PSP games come out on the PSN later than UMD though? Well we will see if I will be able to play this game after xmas.
December 15th, 2009 at 4:14 PM
@Gator: sometimes they come out later, like LittleBigPlanet came out a week and a half later for PSN, but they try to launch all games at the same time, which means that if it comes out on a Tuesday it will be on the PS Store on a Tuesday.
I want Metal Gear Solid Portable Ops to come out on PSN now!
December 15th, 2009 at 6:34 PM
I definitely did not need to hear that Hideo Kojima considers this Metal Gear Solid 5, that means there is one more game on the PSP that I wish they would make work on my PS3. One of these days I might have to give in and just get a PSP but it’s so hard to think I will use it very much when I never have time to play games outside the house and when I am at home I would much rather play a game on my TV…and I know I can plug the PSP into a TV but I assume that means the resolution drops dramatically too.