Pro Evolution Soccer gets free-to-play version so Konami can sell you microtransactions
Konami’s future as a triple-A publisher is in doubt, but the company is continuing to embrace the free-to-play business model. The company revealed that...
Metal Gear Solid V’s DD is history’s greatest dog for history’s greatest soldier
From Sega’s Shadow Dancer to Call of Duty: Ghosts, gaming has had its share of trusty canine companions. After having completed Metal Gear Solid: The...
Konami confirms Quiet bug in Metal Gear Solid V: Phantom Pain
Quiet may not be the best ally for Snake after all...
Watch Hideo Kojima’s farewell to Metal Gear: a goodbye unique to gaming
Developer Hideo Kojima is done making Metal Gear. He’s done making any game at publisher Konami. And as fans play through his latest release,...
Metal Gear Solid’s most memorable moments
The Metal Gear Solid series is full of some of the best and most memorable moments in video games. Ever since Metal Gear Solid released...
Konami’s management in Japan depicted as Orwellian — but how unique is it?
Japan’s Nikkei publication reported that the corporate culture at Konami is Orwellian, with constant monitoring of employees and public shaming for any offenses. The...
You can now walk Hideo Kojima’s creepy P.T. hallway on PC … kind of
Konami has killed Silent Hills and its playable P.T. teaser, but the spirit lives on. Aspiring game developer Farhan Qureshi has spent 104 hours re-creating the...
Watch us play Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake for its 25th anniversary
Metal Gear 2 laid the seeds for the modern day franchise.
Here’s the last E3 Metal Gear trailer that Hideo Kojima will ever make
We're gonna miss these, Hideo.
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain forces stealth into the wide open — and is better for it
When we meet Snake in the opening of the highly anticipated Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, he is down but not out, now missing an arm to match his missing eye. He’s also a bit out of it following a coma, but he has a new robotic arm and some nifty goggles to get him back on a track.