Metal Gear Solid 5 release date “summer 2013 at the earliest”

Posted By | On 21st, Aug. 2012

Metal Gear Solid 5 could be released as early as summer 2013, a mo-cap actor working on the game has revealed. Eric Bossic who also worked on Silent Hill 4 has said that he was working on the game which is scheduled for next year.

“My past motion capture session was for an upcoming Metal Gear game, I will be back with Kojima again in the fall, and maybe other sessions. This title is a long way off,” he told Silent Haven.

“I can 100% say my voice will not be involved in this. I dont even know what the title is, they are all very secretive and sometimes even the scenes I act out I dont even know the full story, because they want to keep it secret.

“I suppose it is fine to mention I am working on it, everybody knows Kojima is making something now, and I posted the photo on my page here with him. The only thing is that I cant ever answer any questions about it or talk about, not for sometime.”

There have been a lot of mentions of Metal Gear Solid 5 in many Linkedlin profiles, and this is just another evidence that Kojima Productions is working on the game.

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Via Silent Haven.


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