Friday, April 18th 2008
Metal Gear Online Beta Available for Download
Metal Gear Solid fans may be pleased to hear that they can now download the beta version of Konami's Metal Gear Online via the PlayStation Store on the PS3. The download is free and weighs in at 741MB, although you'll have to wait until 21st April to play it, with the beta running until 6th May. The final version of Metal Gear Online will be bundled with Metal Gear Solid 4, which is scheduled for release on 12th June this year.
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Konami
The beta phase features two maps, four gameplay modes, the SOP System that encourages up to 16 players to team up and share information, and deep skill-customization. Also equipped with auto-matching and training modes, the game offers players a sneak peak of this totally new approach to console-based competitive gaming.
17 Comments on Metal Gear Online Beta Available for Download
Jimmy: If we see some interesting gaming News, should we PM you about it?
Not everything will be posted (eg. only the more interesting gaming stories get posted) but if you send it to us we'll definitely take a look :)
This is what I have: www.gamestop.com/Catalog/ProductDetails.aspx?product_id=40681
The red and white cables are for audio. There is an adapter that you can plug them into (included)that turns it into a 3.5mm jack which plugs right into the line-in spot of your soundcard. Youll need something like that for your PS3.
will this work?
I bought a HDMI to DVI cable. (Plugged HDMI to my PS3 and DVI to back of monitor)
I bought female RGB plug to male mini RGB. (I used the normal sound white and red and plugged that in to the plug that I bought *YOUR PS3 WILL DETECT THAT THERE IS NO HDMI SOUND*)
I bought a female mini RGB 2 side plug. (I plugged the male mini rbg from into the female and then my speakers into that female as well.)
By doing the above I got computer quality sound that worked great. Now I'm on a 1080p 40" setup so I don't use that setup anymore.
Btw, id.konami.net is back up!
The beta should start in a couple of hours.
WTF??? This is like 1/10 of dialup. You get what you pay for, I guess...