Good news gaming fans as new updates for "Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain" have been revealed regarding a new gameplay video and allegations of graphic downgrade within the game.

IGN reported that Konami and "Metal Gear" Hideo Kojima revealed a new gameplay video for "Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain" as the video will show diffrent methods on how players can complete a mission in variety of ways.

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VideoGamer was able to share four different methods on how gamers can finish a single mission in "Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain."

The first phase called "Partnering with Quiet," players will be partnering up with a new character Quiet as this mission requires Snake to have a "buddy" to back him up during the mission. In the actual game, there are other characters aside from Quiet that Snake can pair up to do other missions. Quiet's specialty is that of a sniper as players can coordinate attacks to quickly incapacitate enemies in certain situations. Quite's arsenal can be change from riffles to the types of bullets being used.

The second phase is called the "Surgical Air Raid" wherein this will showcase a more direct approach as Snake will be equipped with a heavy riot gear and manning a machine gun in a helicopter to destroy key installations during a mission. Snake will have his hands full in a firefight with enemy air units while rescuing their target.

The third phase called "Remote Assassination" will test Snake's new equipement and the player's patience. This phase demonstrates how players can finish their objectives from afar by using Snake's Blast Arm and using the D-Horse. Players will have to wait at night to do the mission, and during the actual operation Snake can use his prosthetic arm to knock out guards and the initial target.

The last phase "Thinking Outside The Box" will show users how to be creative in stealth by combining new equipements and old school style of sneaking in. Mastering these traits can make players more inventive in taking out guards within the game. In the mission, Snake will infiltrate a base using the famed cardboard box as he carefully implants explosives and using an unwitting sentry, the mission can be completed even without entering the base itself.

in other news, VG 24/7 reports that "Metal Gear Solid 5" producer Ken-ichiro Imaizumi has responded to the claims of "Phantom Pain" having a graphic downgrade via series of tweets.

If you know game making process. We normally don't change or downgrade in this phase. Always have to be comes first. https://t.co/SgT3p6hj48

— Ken-ichiro Imaizumi (@Ken1555) July 8, 2015

We don't change grade system in last phase, it have to be done long long time ago. Should be just lighting tuning. https://t.co/fVW1UMncY9 — Ken-ichiro Imaizumi (@Ken1555) July 8, 2015

Are you sure you are watching High Res and 60fps mode? https://t.co/ca191nTJDN

— Ken-ichiro Imaizumi (@Ken1555) July 8, 2015

Imaizumi claimed that they do not change the grade system during "Metal Gear Solid 5's" development and stated it is just lighting tuning. He also answered the fans' claim that the lighting tune in the new gameplay demo is much better than the one presented during E3 2015 version.

We've been always trying to improve until the dead line. https://t.co/AqnSy7NcVu — Ken-ichiro Imaizumi (@Ken1555) July 8, 2015

"Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain" will be released on Sept. 1, 2015 for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles, while the PC version will be out via Steam on September 15.

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