Metal Gear Solid

Konami have recently registered trademarks in Japan for Castlevania and Metal Gear Rising, which is probably just the publisher renewing their franchises.

Game developers are a clever crowd and more often than not, they leave a fun little Easter egg for the players to find. Here's your look back at the Easter eggs from a simpler time.

Konami recently announced a department shuffle which alarmed the gaming industry but it may turn out to not be such a big deal for most of the world after all.

According to the latest rumours, the studio behind Demon's Souls remake, Bluepoint Games, are working on several Metal Gear titles, that will be coming exclusively to PlayStation 5.

GOG brought joy to many Metal Gear fans after announcing that MGS and MGS 2: Substance released on the platform. However, the rough nature of the ports and their controls requires some work for proper enjoyment.

A full remake of the original Metal Gear Solid is coming to PlayStation 5 and PC. Metal Gear Solid 2,3 and 4 are also coming back but only as a simple re-releaseases, not remakes.

Sony are not buying Metal Gear Solid or Silent Hill IPs Hideo Kojima confirmed in his latest interview. Kojima said these rumours are completely false and he never really listened to them in the first place.

When a developer studio known for remasters cites several classic game hallmarks, you know it's remaster-o'-clock. As such, Bluepoint Games possibly teased MGS, Castlevania, Demon's Souls and more remasters.

PlayStation Classic could have had a different or even a bigger line-up if the recent code dump is to be believed. The data mining showed 36 games that didn't make it to the final release, including Crash Bandicoot and more classics.

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes and The Phantom Pain have seemingly never been cheaper as one can subscribe to Humble Monthly and get both games for 12$, along with Cities Skylines and a group of other, for the moment unannounced games.