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Following his comments on the occasion of MGS2’s 20th anniversary last week, this week Hideo Kojima has been sharing some stories in celebration of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater’s 17th anniversary.

Today is November 13th of 2021, and that means it’s been exactly 20 years since Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty was released in North America.

Two versions will be available, one limited to 300 and one to only 30 copies.

The temporary removal is due to licenses for historical archive footage used in the games.

This expanded version adds various things, such as story missions, new delivery structures and methods, a firing range and a race track.

A new update for Death Stranding adds the option to export save data from the PS4 version to the Director’s Cut on PlayStation 5.

Kojima shares his trailer and looks back on how game promotion changed over years.

The online services for MGSV: The Phantom Pain will be terminated on May 31st of 2022 (PS3 and Xbox 360).

During Gamescom’s Opening Night Live show, a new trailer for Death Stranding Director’s Cut was debuted, showing off its new additions.

In an interview with Total Film, actor Oscar Isaac, who will play Solid Snake in Jordan Vogt-Roberts’ Metal Gear Solid movie, explained why this role appeals to him.

Death Stranding has sold five million copies on PlayStation 4 and PC as of March 2021.

During the latest State of Play, Kojima Productions has released a new trailer for the Death Stranding Director’s Cut for PlayStation 5.

Kojima discusses some of the ‘gimmicks and surprises’ he incorporated (or tried to) into his past games.

Following their previous releases of Metal Gear soundtracks on vinyl, Mondo has announced new releases for Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake and Snake’s Revenge.

At Summer Game Fest, Kojima announced Death Stranding Directer’s Cut for PlayStation 5.