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Metal Gear... Revolver Ocelot?

June 10, 2008 in News comments 5

MGS4 is just round the corner but is a new Metal Gear game already in the works? The rumors of more MG games have so far been just that - rumors. But according to Russian site StarSniper and a member of Playstation.com forums the next game will be titled Metal Gear 3: Revolver Ocelot and will be coming to the PSP.
The rumors state it will be revealed at E3

With the release of Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots upon us, speculation surfaces this morning that Konami may be ready to unveil a new Metal Gear title for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) at this year’s E3.

The rumor comes from Russian site StarSniper, which was down at the time of this writing. However, a member on the PlayStation.com forums dropped some information about the supposed upcoming PSP title.

“The game is titled Metal Gear 3: Revolver Ocelot and it takes place between MGS: Portable Ops and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake. It will feature some scenes from the original Metal Gear.”
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    PangTong_Blademaster Jun 10, 08
    Sounds pretty likely, Kojima left MGSPO on a bit of a cliffy with Ocelot at the end and after hating him so badly in MGS3 i would love to see what happens in his chapter of the missing link.
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      Final Blade Jun 10, 08
      Um... that isn't MGS its Metal Gear, very different. Unless you made a mistake typing "MGSPO"?
      • 1
        reaver11 Jun 10, 08
        Its actually Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops, but people tend to just easily abreiviate it MPO.

        But this sounds pretty good if its true. I might have to go and buy another PSP to play this.
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          Final Blade Jun 11, 08
          ....... -_-
          I honestly only saw MGO I didn't know if was actually a MGS title.
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    Seeker X Jun 10, 08
    I think this already got officially denied.

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