Hey Vgchart User, By now im suree its obvious that many have Play The Recent Metal Gear Solid V. Many have said its just a 40$ demo and others have said its a great game to hold us over to the full game. What do you think? Is it worth the price or should i just wait till is droped in price? :D it looks sooo Good so either way i see myself getting it: On to more news

Metal Gear Solid V Ground Zeroes – Play as Raiden

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes allows players to play as Raiden when special requirements are achieved. Watch the Xbox upload team walk you through the mission. 

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It's more than a demo, but still not worth its current price.

It doesn't even have a boss fight.

It is an AMAZING demo.

I think it's worth the $20 download for 360/PS3, if you have one of those. You can get roughly 3 and a half hours of gameplay (not including the console exclusive mission) out of the game. Anything other than last gen download price probably isn't worth it, though.

It's more than your average demo, but still far less than a complete game, or 3/4ths of a game, as the $40 retail current gen price would indicate.

Secrets =/= Better value because most of the people (including me) don't even care about finding secrets... Is GZ more than a demo? I think so cause I had great fun with it but is it worth the value? HELL NO and you just know that EA is looking at the sales and thinking on how to exploit it even further...

Watch, when they release Mirrors Edge 2, its gonna be a 30 minute game that costs $40 about a girl walking/jumping around between two buildings

It's an appetizer. The asking price is a little high but if you like Metal Gear you'll enjoy it.

These April Fool's jokes just keep getting more and more ridiculous.

People justifying a$30 level, are just helping to open the flood gates for more single level "games". Those who think gz is worth it, don't complain when everyone starts releasing single level games, that are part of a larger, more complete actual game. Enjoy paying hundreds for what used to be $60 worth of content, broken down into acceptable, single level portions.