Kojima Productions has rolled the Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker party wagon out in style, releasing screenshots, trailer and playable demo at the Tokyo Game Show.

The "MG5-class" stealth "true sequel" arrives exclusively on PSP in 2010, starring Big Boss and boasting co-op multiplayer. Until then, you can download a three-mission Japanese demo from IGN and enjoy the lengthy trailer below... Read more

Make no mistake, war is serious business, but it's not so bad if you've got company, especially if that company brings a cardboard tank or two to play around with. Said to be an "an MGS5-class game" that is "not a side story," Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker and its cooperative stealth gameplay are expected to arrive on PSP in 2010.

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Konami has released a new batch of Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker (PSP) screenshots, in addition to a lengthy Q&A with MGS creator Hideo Kojima. Choice quote? "In addition to that two-man box, we are preparing a variety of other different cardboard boxes this time around," says Kojima. Cardboard box fans, get ready.

The entire Q&A, which also includes an explanation of the cryptic teaser site launched prior to E3, is copied below:... Read more

Hot on the heels of yesterday's Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker trailer are screenshots for the recently-announced PSP "true sequel," set in 1974 and starring Big Boss.

Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker saunters onto the PSP next year, published by Konami.

Announced earlier today, Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker sends the franchise back into the seventies and the shoes of Big Boss, and onto the Sony PSP.

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Metal Gear Solid is pencilled in for a 2010 release.

Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima announced a new PSP-only entry in the stealth-action franchise at Sony's E3 press conference today.

Dubbed Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, the game is due out in 2010. Set in the 1970s, it takes place roughly ten years after Metal Gear Solid 3, and follows Big Boss along with the formation of Outer Heaven.

"I can say that this is the true sequel of the Metal Gear Solid franchise," explained Kojima. The creator added that he will produce and write the game, clarifying that it's "not a spin-off and not a side story."

A trailer for the title added that it's the legendary "missing link" in the Metal Gear saga.