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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain PC Release Moved Forward

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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain for PC will be released earlier than originally announced. Konami has confirmed the PC version of the game will hit stores on September 1 at the same time as the console versions, as opposed to the originally planned mid-September release date. Those who preorder Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain on Steam will also get a free copy of Ground Zeroes.

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain appears to be well on track, despite the troubles Konami has been facing, including a recent report that their employees are constantly monitored and treated like inmates. That said, Konami has stayed relatively quiet about Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. The gameplay demos that have so far been released really only scratch the surface of what the game can do. It shows either that Konami is confident about the game, or that they have so little confidence in the game that they only want to show us its most basic features.

Of course, bringing up the release date is a good sign. All Steam players of The Phantom Pain will also get some small DLC items for free. Along with a “Venom Snake” emblem and Mother Base Staff, they’ll also get a documentary on the game showing its production and some behind-the-scenes footage.

Sadly, it’s not all good news for the PC version. The core Phantom Pain game may be set for an early launch, but Metal Gear Online, the game’s competitive multiplayer mode, won’t see a PC release until January 2016. The console version has also been delayed until October 6.

“We initially did not think it would be possible to get such an epic game out onto PC in time for launch alongside its console counterparts, but all involved have worked diligently to meet the demands of our PC consumers,” said Tomotada Tashiro, President of Konami Digital Entertainment. “We feel confident that Steam users will be satisfied with the contents we will provide for the Steam version.”

Rhiannon likes video games and she likes writing, so she decided to combine them. As well as writing about video games, she also belts out the occasional science fiction or fantasy story, edits videos, and eats strawberry oreos. In that order.

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Early Launch of Diablo 4 PS5, PS4 Has License Issues

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Blizzard couldn’t expect it to be flawless, could they? The Ultimate Edition’s four days of early access to Diablo 4 on PS5 and PS4 has caused many license errors. Blizzard may not be able to fix Sony’s issue, which is preventing them from playing.

“We are seeing reports regarding PlayStation users experiencing Invalid License errors,” community manager PezRadar writes. We’re investigating and will update.” PC and Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One players have been able to play since the game launched less than an hour ago, suggesting a Sony flaw.

Only the Ultimate Edition of Diablo 4 has early access, with the full launch on June 6, 2023. After accessing Diablo 4, consult our guide. Do you have licensing issues like PS5, PS4 players?

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Ubisoft’s E3-Style Livestream Is Worth Watching

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A new sizzle reel promises gameplay for games we’ve been waiting for at Ubsoft’s annual Forward showcase on June 12 at 10 am PT / 6 pm BST. Expect live updates on Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, Assassin’s Creed Mirage, and The Crew Motorfest during the French publisher’s spotlight.

Publisher showcases are now commonplace. Over the next week and a half, we’ll be eating well as E3 announces exciting video games.

Ubisoft’s Forward event—what are you hoping to see?

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The PS5 and PS4 narrative adventures The Expanse revives Telltale Games

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The Expanse: A Telltale Series will release its first five episodes on PS5 and PS4 on July 27. New gameplay footage was released in a trailer.

This isn’t the original Telltale team, which imploded two years ago in a twist many saw coming. Deck Nine and LCG Entertainment are developing and publishing The Expanse, a hermit-crabbing game.

If you missed that hot moment when we were swimming in episodic narrative content, your chance is coming. The Expanse: A Telltale Series: your thoughts? Try this doppelganger?

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