Metal Gear Solid 6 is not known to be in development.Fallout: New Vegas the fourth major installment of amazing role-playing shooting game series: Fallout which is available for Xbox 360, PlayStation and PC. The only Metal Gear Solid 6 that would make sense is wrapping up the events between The Phantom Pain and the first Metal Gear, but it seems like that is never going to happen. Without controlling one of the Snakes, and with minimal connection to original franchise, it is essentially its own game. In Kojima's eyes, the story he wanted to tell went as far forward as it could, explaining why he spent the last decade at Konami filling in the blanks between Snake Eater and the original Metal Gear through games like Peace Walker and The Phantom Pain.Īs for Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, although its overall plot was developed by Kojima and takes place after the events of Guns of the Patriots, it is not Metal Gear Solid 6. At the end of Guns of the Patriots, every Snake gets their conclusion: Solid Snake, his battle with his brother Liquid, and his search for their father, Naked Snake, is poetically completed - with Solid Snake likely dying of old age off-screen. Metal Gear Solid's story has a clear beginning, middle, and end, even if it's a little messy getting there. However, after reviewing and selling poorly, it was the nail in Metal Gear's coffin. Konami would try making its own Metal Gear game with 2018's Metal Gear Survive, a zombie-survival game running on The Phantom Pain's engine.
Kojima has never gone on the record to explain what precisely happened, but it is clear from the development of The Phantom Pain, and the later cancelled Silent Hills, that whatever happened between the two parties was irreparable. Eventually, rumors became action, as Konami removed Kojima's name from the marketing for The Phantom Pain and would eventually deny him from leaving Japan to attend The Game Awards in 2015. Well in advance of The Phantom Pain's release were rumors that Kojima was leaving Konami. Due to the game's troubled development, stemming from Kojima and Konami's relationship, those pieces of the game were not featured. One of the most infamous examples is Episode 51, which explains what happens after Eli steals the Metal Gear at the end of the game, rather than the strange, dismissive cliffhanger that is currently at the end. From promises made by Hideo Kojima about MGS5, to files exorcised from the game itself, there is evidence of a lot of content that never made it into the game. Those who have played the The Phantom Pain know it is an unfinished game.
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