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Metal Gear Survive - That is not the way to win back gamers Konami

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wolfnanaki Konami dumped some of its most passionate and creative minds including Hideo Kojima, to drop all major console game production and instead pursue the mobile gaming and pachinko industry after news about employee abuse and refusing to let Kojima accept any awards for his work on the game, public trust of the company has tanked since 2015 >Konami ends up taking a huge financial hit in pachinko in 2016 >suddenly come crawling back saying they want to earn gamers' trust put out a trailer for a new Metal Gear game it's a 4-player co-op zombie survival game I expect nothing, and I'm still let down

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Scavger

Scavger

Aug 18, 2016 at 02:02AM EDT in reply to Firebug

No. Don't pity the people branding Metal Gear on gambling machines and zombie games. They have already shown no respect for the creator, his creative property or the fans themselves. Let them burn so Kojima can maybe buy back his series and do Metal Gear right.

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Firebug

Firebug

Aug 17, 2016 at 09:05PM EDT

Wow.
I'm actually sort of pitying them because this is just plain stupid.

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