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gonda wrote:I'm not sure, but I looks like that MGS finally has gone in a direction I don't like.
This is the first trailer (at least form my recollection) that completely lacks any sort of stealth or infiltration.
Also I it seems that Ocelot is not the 'torturing-for-fun' and 'killing-a-shipload-of-marines' guy he used to be. I seems like the bromance with Big Boss is getting a front seat this time around.
Ocelot on a horse...
Looks like MGS is running out of bad guys. A real shame.
You had me laughing bad =)gonda wrote:I seems like the bromance with Big Boss is getting a front seat this time around.
I'm confused. Do you agree with me and even add to my statement that also the previous MGS5 trailers lacking stealth and infiltration? Or do you try to make a point that those trailers contain stealth and infiltration (which would be rather strange, because i said "This" trailer i.e. the GDC trailer i.e. the trailer linked by jack)?AwesomeBrand wrote:gonda wrote:I'm not sure, but I looks like that MGS finally has gone in a direction I don't like.
This is the first trailer (at least form my recollection) that completely lacks any sort of stealth or infiltration.
Also I it seems that Ocelot is not the 'torturing-for-fun' and 'killing-a-shipload-of-marines' guy he used to be. I seems like the bromance with Big Boss is getting a front seat this time around.
Ocelot on a horse...
Looks like MGS is running out of bad guys. A real shame.
Artemio wrote:You had me laughing bad =)gonda wrote:I seems like the bromance with Big Boss is getting a front seat this time around.
It will be better. But the sad thing is, that David Hayter won't return as the voice of Snake.JimboKudo wrote:Well, I'm sure that it will at least be better than MGR was.
You see, David Hayter would like to return. Even the fans want him back. Let's make this happen.I have been up in Toronto, for the past eight months, directing my first film, (WOLVES — 2013, TF1/COPPERHEART). On the December break,
I came home to Los Angeles for the holidays. I heard then, that recording sessions for MG:V were being put together.
But I didn’t hear anything about whether I’d be needed or not.
So, I got in touch with someone involved in the production. We got together for lunch, and he told me that they “wouldn’t be needing me” on this game.
No reason, or explanation was given beyond that.
And that was it.
I drove home through Laurel Canyon, bummed, and thinking about Snake.
To be clear, I love being a part of the world of Metal Gear. I admire its technological innovations, the gameplay, the political message of it all.
But primarily, I love the fans of these games. Two grown men burst into tears upon meeting me at the Vancouver Fan Expo last year.
Now that… Is a rare and excellent role. You know you’re making an impact.
And I love doing it.
In 1998, I tried to do come up with a voice which epitomized the kind of worn, put-upon, genetically-engineered clone-soldier that I saw Snake to be.
Over time, as the games became more stunning and visually sophisticated, I tried to transition that initial voice into the increasingly real environments in
which Snake found himself. My level of success is up to you, but any perceived deficiencies were not for lack of hard work. I have dedicated a huge amount
of time and effort into creating a compelling character, capable of expressing the myriad emotional, physical and psychological hurdles that Snake has to face.
Anyway, now it’s been fifteen years, nine games, and an enormous blast to undertake.
If it were my choice, I would do this role forever. To hear anyone else’s voice coming from Snake’s battered throat, makes me a little ill, to be honest.
But the truth is — it’s not my choice. Any and all casting decisions are the sole purview of Hideo Kojima, and Konami itself. And that’s fair.
And I’ll get by. I am not lacking for employment on any level.
But I didn’t want anybody to think that I was intentionally abandoning them.
And know that I will miss this job, and this character, very much.
My best wishes to you all,
David Hayter
April 1, 2013
What twitter mentions this? As for IMDB it's hit or miss, as YongYea says in one of his announcements on the series, IMDB is sometimes as editable as wikipedia. Besides, until they get a more complete cast up there I'd be hesitant to believe much.Cybernetic Ninja wrote:It is hinted that David Hayter might return as Solid Snake for The Phantom Pain.
Many sources "confirm" that, including Twitter. And on IMDb, he is listed in the cast as David.
Shit just got real.Marc was listed as one of the four translators / editors
Wow, your right! Take a look,GirianSeed573 wrote:While I was reading the staff roll at the end of Ground Zeroes I noticed that Marc was listed as one of the four translators / editors working for INTAC / INTAC Plus. I think that's worth mentioning.