Whatever the future holds though is irrelevant at this point. However, it could also mean that we could get a Kojima-less Metal Gear. It could be the last game since Kojima is no longer in the picture. Who knows what the future holds for Metal Gear? With Kojima out of the picture and the IP belonging to Konami, it's a double edged sword. If I had to be nitpicky, I'd say the hair doesn't look as natural, but if that's the only gripe I could come up with, that's a very good sign. Kojima Productions have outdone themselves with the Fox Engine, as it truly has some fantastic graphical capabilities and smooth as butter framerate. There are so many different systems at play that might at first seem a little too overwhelming, but once you get into the groove of things, everything will seem second nature. Every moment is tense, whether you're infiltrating a base, or trying to extract prisoners. The open-ended nature of the game might seem a little strange to purists of the series, but it just seems like a natural evolution. I know that Ground Zeroes was supposed to be the first taste of what The Phantom Pain would be like, but I don't think I was ever fully prepared.
There's no denying that Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is Kojima's masterpiece A culmination of 30 years of Metal Gear games, and an evolution for the series.
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