Update:

Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes will be offered with a branded PS4 console when it releases in Japan.

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The bundle, available March 20 for 46,980 yen, can be seen on the Sony Store and features a Foxhoud decal on the console along with a copy of the upcoming game.Konami has also confirmed that the upcoming prologue to Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain will run at 1080p on PS4, and 720p on Xbox One Kojima teased the bundle last week: you can check out his original comments below.

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Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima has been reminiscing about a number of MGS-themed consoles he's released in the past, and also hinted that another one could be on the way.The video game veteran took to Twitter (via DualShockers ) to list some of the old themed PSP and PS3 consoles he helped create, praising each one in turn. After this, he sent a message in Japanese that seems to hint he could be about to add to his collection."After all, I wonder if you want a limited edition?" he asked. A couple of hours later he followed up by saying "[SONY] × [PS4] × [MGS GZ] collaboration initiative is in progress. More information at a later date."While this is far from a confirmation, it does seem a little odd that Kojima would happily wander down memory lane, listing all the limited edition Sony consoles he's helped create in the past before asking aloud if we'd like another, then saying that a project involved Ground Zeroes and PS4 is currently being worked on.Seeing as he said his favourite themed-console was the Gun Metal PS3 , could we be about to get a PS4 that shares the colour scheme? Time will tell.Ground Zeroes is essentially the prologue to Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain . The full version of Metal Gear Solid V being split into two games has been explained by Kojima as being a result of the release of PlayStation 4 While the release date for Ground Zeroes was recently announced , Kojima has warned fans against expecting Phantom Pain any time soon, as there's apparently still a good deal of work that needs to be done

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