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MGS V: The Phantom Pain, Ground Zeroes Exclusive To PS4/PS3 In China, Phantom Pain Release Date Soon: Kojima

According to reports coming out from our friend at A9VG, Metal Gear Solid Creator Hideo Kojima at Taipei Game Show 2015, has just announced that release date of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain would be revealed soon.

In addition to this, Kojima at the same stage event stated that Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain and Ground Zeroes will launch exclusively on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 in China.

This means, Kojima continues to play with emotions of Metal Gear Series creator when it comes to the release date of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. How soon could this announcement be made? Here is the list of some big upcoming gaming event, where the announcement could be made.

PlayStation Event/Destination PlayStation February 13, 2015, GDC 2015 March 2-6, PAX East 2015 March 6-8

Metal Gear Solid V Stage At Taipei Game Show 2015 was like a Rock Concert, you can check out the image of it below, have you ever  seen anything quite like it?

http://www.gamepur.com/news/17847-mgs-v-phantom-pain-ground-zeroes-exclusive-ps4ps3-china-phantom-pain.html



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We already knew this didn't we?



Hmm, I read this somewhere before but idk if it was vgc or some other site



                  

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The PS4 has to release in China first.



This is the Game of Thrones

Where you either win

or you DIE

SlayerRondo said:
The PS4 has to release in China first.

A big reason why almost no one really cared that it was exclusive there.



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First I heard if this. Either sony are taking china seriously or Konami doesn't feel it's worth selling on xbox there. Maybe the government only allowed it for Sony. Highly unlikely. Chances are Sony paid a small fee.



I don't see this making a world of difference in China, they'll import or use other various means, it;s not like China are known for following the rules.



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