Kojima’s upcoming addition to the Metal Gear Solid franchise, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain , has been given a length 30 minutes of gameplay footage that showcases the game running at 1080p, 60 frames per second.
Shot on Sony’s PlayStation 4, the gameplay footage features additional commentary that goes into more detail about the game as well as the little section of gameplay showcased in the footage itself.
Out of all 11 games that make up the main series of Metal Gear titles, The Phantom Pain places itself chronologically after the recently released–and heavily criticized– Ground Zeroes (the game’s prequel), and before the original Metal Gear title (of which a fan-made remake has been approved by Konami , the series’ publisher).
No firm release date has been given to Metal Gear Solid: Phantom Pain , but it’s slated to launch on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Xbox One. A PC version is also in the works, but a PC port is currently not on the developer’s top priority list.
You can watch the 30 minutes of gameplay via the embedded video below. Please take note that the video itself features Japanese subtitles. The commentary itself, however, is in English.