Konami have announced that a Halloween event will pop up in Metal Gear Survive and will feature crossovers with Castlevania and Silent Hill. There is only a handful of players left in the game, so it's surprising they still support it.

Konami have released their earnings for fiscal year that ended with 31 March 2018, noting Metal Gear Survive's release as a notable event during the year but the game's sales are missing for some reason. Probably because it sold fabulously.

And the fans of Hideo Kojima laughed until they dropped. There's no other way to start this piece, seeing as how Metal Gear Survive is in such desperate need for traffic that they're turning to former glory to fuel their future failures.

Konami have rolled out an update for Metal Gear Survive that brought us co-op missions focusing on rescuing Charon Corps members. This should provide fresh content for all of the fifteen remaining players in the game. And their cats.

NieR: Automata's increased sales have been attributed to Square Enix' hefty one year anniversary discount but it's still a worthy result nevertheless. Capcom's Monster Hunter: World however came in second.

Metal Gear Survive may not live up to its name, but it is not too shabby by itself. While not a stealth focused game like its predecessors, it can be challenging at times. Here is a few tips on how to go through the rough patches with ease.

I came to Metal Gear Survive wanting to rip the game to shreds after an underwhelming Beta experience on PC that showed some glaring issues. However, giving the game a second chance proved beneficial as my opinion of it rose.

Konami may think they've got everything covered following Hideo Kojima's departure but now it seems like it's not only fans who yearn for his return - even some MSG devs seem to be calling for his return, in an in-game message no less.

Don't buy into sensationalist headlines claiming Metal Gear Survive charges you for just saving a game - it's not like that, even though it's still despicable. At least we know why Konami priced the game as it did.

Konami is giving us one more taste of Metal Gear Survive via another Beta weekend event and this time it will include PC alongside the consoles. You can give it a shot 16 - 18 February 2018.