The initials of OGRE are also visible, as 'Open Ground Reconnaissance Endeavour'. The pictures suggested that Metal Gear Sold creator Hideo Kojima's 'Project Ogre' was indeed Metal Gear Solid 5. Konami UK declined to comment on the matter when quizzed by Eurogamer, however it did Tweet 'Fake or real, we love a bit of speculation! #ogre #mgs5' and linked to a Reddit thread where the images first appeared. This version deviates from the game, where many scenes involving Raiden are substituted with Snake. 'Just got pulled into a back room at Comic Con by and showed some crazy new secret stuff. IDW published the Sons of Liberty comic book adaptation from 2006 to 2007, illustrated by Ashley Wood and written by Alex Garner. We'll update when we're ready to announce.'įuelling speculation that the images were legitimate was a Tweet from Epic Games design director Cliff Bleszinski, who was shown something secret behind closed doors by Kojima. Senior producer at Kojima Productions Ken-Ichiro Imaizumi added: 'I've been asked about the screenshots of MGS5 on the game sites. I apologise to those who were looking forward to it.'
'However, that title logo is completely fake. 'I was wondering what was up, so I checked the net and was able to see the cause,' Kojima wrote on his Twitter account (via Andriasang). The pictures surfaced online yesterday, reportedly having been taken during a behind-closed-doors presentation at San Diego Comic-Con. Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima has branded images of Metal Gear Solid 5 'completely fake'.
