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A Day With Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain
Senior editor Matthew Kato is one lucky guy. He's currently at a Konami preview event getting hands-on time with Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. As he plays, he'll be tweeting his thoughts on his Twitter account. We're compiling them all here, so you can keep up with his adventure.
Playing Metal Gear V. Deep in Afghanistan, and building up Mother Base! @metalgear_en @Konami
— Matthew Kato (@MattKato) May 12, 2015
11:26 AM Got my trusty horse in her battle dress and we're stomping through the afhgan mnts. Covered in blood!
11:33 AM Mid- mission trying to locate Honey Bee weapon. Stopping to take care of Soviet relay station. Lets find some intel!
11:38 AM Wow did I get lucky. Spontaneous dust storm covered my entrance. Soviets are clueless.
11:42 AM That didn't last long... resorted to using thier anti-aircraft gun against them. Oh well.
11:46 AM Cover of night is the perfect way to walk away from that disaster!
11:51 AM Been hearing a puppy yelp, but can't find it! Would love to have returned it to Mother Base.
11:52 AM Finally arrived at Smasei Fort to find Honey Bee. Now the real work begins. Let's do some recon!
11:55 AM Wide open canyon. Soviets everywhere. Hostage. This is going to be difficult.
3:50 PM Getting a lot of Qs about MGS V. Stay tuned, we'll have more on June 9! Fun, fun stuff!
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