The future of the Metal Gear series, what's next and what can we look for the future?

Now that we have that remarkable game play footage of the new Metal Gear game Ground Zeroes, as well as the recent photos released by Konami games development, we now have a perspective about what's in store for the future of the Metal Gear game series. I'm very impressed with the Fox Engine, the lighting, texture, natural fluid terrain design, it's incredible. If you've seen the recent game play footage then you know what I mean. The addition of a day and night cycle is a great idea since it not only adds to the realism of the world, but also changes the pattern and actions of characters in the game, such as the movements of the guards and troops. This is only the first of many more trailers to come, but after having witnessed a few minutes of cinema followed by 4 minutes of actual game play experience, we can already see what the Fox Engine is capable of and what to expect when the new Metal Gear game gets released sometime next year.

Of course, that won't be until a while after the current Metal Gear game Rising Revengeance sees its launch date much earlier from Konami games development on February 19th, 2013. The new open world technology that Hideo Kojima has talked about so much has a lot in store for Metal Gear fans, and represents the future of how the Metal Gear universe will look like from now on, thanks to the famous Fox Engine doing its magic. If you haven't yet, look at the latest Ground Zeroes video and give me your feedback on what you think about it so far. The one above is the long version, with the cinematic sequences, while the one below it is the 4 minute game play only video trailer.

                                            14 minute Extended Demonstration

                                             4 minute Game Play Only Footage