Konami's warned that you could lose your Metal Gear Solid V save file if you use the scantily-clad sniper, Quiet, on some specific missions.

Metal Gear Solid V runs like butter on PC, with Konami of all people showing other developers how to port a game properly. There is one issue though; the frame rate is capped at 60fps. Here's how to unlock it.

Here’s where you can find what you need in order to get sweet gear like stealth camo, handy bandanas and a Diamond Dog tactical fulton. That last one is massively important of course.

The tapes of Metal Gear Solid V are freakin’ rad, as they happen to contain the best tracks of the eighties, a frivolous and ultimately pointless decade. Much like the 1960s. So where do you find those chart-topping tracks? Right here!

We got hold of the limited edition Metal Gear Solid V: Phantom Pain PlayStation 4. How does it look in real life? Sexy... oh so very sexy!

Throughout Metal Gear Solid V, you’ll have the chance to upgrade your gear and find newer better weapons with which to introduce the Diamond Dog lead bullet philosophy. Some of these blueprints can be acquired by completing missions and side-ops. Others, you’re going to have to dig around for. Here’s where you can find them, if you keep an eye out for such things.

In a heart-warming video, Hideo Kojima says farewell to the Metal Gear franchise while thanking everyone who motivated him to make games.

Metal Gear Solid V is out today - even on PC, two weeks ahead of its original launch. Of course, that means some people will want to pirate it - but they may be waiting quite some time for a crack.