Here is the trailer for the mod:īut perhaps what Konami did with "MGSV" servers is an important send-off to the seventh-generation of consoles, who has frankly stood the test of time. It was then called "Metal Gear Online 2," which featured a total of three servers for players to join. The service, which was bundled with the iconic "Metal Gear Solid 4," proved to be quite popular with players for modes such as Team Deathmatch and Co-Op. Update: Upon the games release, new details have emerged regarding Metal Gear Solid 5s microtransactions model, and how they work. According to a report by GameRant, these people achieved the feat by using PS3 emulator tech to create custom servers. But who says people won't be relaunching the servers in some fashion if there's enough demand for it?Ĭase in point, the old "Metal Gear Online" service for the PS3, which was discontinued in 2012, was eventually brought back by a group of dedicated fans. "Metal Gear Solid 5" might not have had a very popular online component like the one which was launched on the PS3 back in the day. Read also: Hideo Kojima Could Make, Release an Xbox-Exclusive Game Soon Konami Might Shut Servers Down, But Players Might Still Find a Way There's no mention of online service shutdowns for other platforms, however ( PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC), so you can play like usual on those systems for the time being. It could, however, affect the game's rather infamous Nuclear Disarmament Online Event, which plays a secret cutscene after every player on the platform disarms their nuclear weapons. Konami hasn't commented much on this announcement aside from making it. (Photo : PC Format Magazine via Getty Images)Ī Playstation 3 games console and controller, taken on February 28, 2007.
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