I always felt that The Phantom Pain was missing a proper opening video. So I made one myself, in the style of the old A-team intro.

It was a missed opportunity not to have it show up before every mission, as they already did do a mission credits scene.

What Tv-series style opening do you guys think would fit MGSV?

The idea came about, when I saw IGN's MGSV re-imagining as an 80's movie.

The Crappy quality is fully intended. Not sure if I'm proud or sorry yet, but there it is :P

This is excellent.

That is quality, well done man!

You've made a mistake in Robin Atkin Downes' name. But glorious anywhoo, dude.

Kojima said it was too taxing on the hardware and that he came up with the idea when he watched Ron Howard's Rush. Here's a link with his tweets!

"In 1975, a legendary soldier, his second-in-command and companions traveling by helicopter were attacked by a covert faction of the United States government.

The helicopter crashed into the waters of the Caribbean and the soldier's home was destroyed. The soldier, known as Big Boss, fell into a coma from which he could not escape... until nine years later.

A mysterious benefactor saved his life in 1984 from the same G-men -- who attacked once more. These men promptly escaped from a remote hospital in Cyprus to a new home in the Seychelles.

Today, still wanted by the government they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them....maybe you can hire The D-Team."

Needs some jeeps flipping over and the freeze frame on Venom Snake should be him popping out of a cardboard box. Apart from that, it's great stuff.

Rush is terrible.

@bribo: I liked it. The focus is on its grain effect anyway in this particular case.

This is fantastic. I almost want the start to be the full on A-Team intro voiceover, like say... this sort of thing.

There are things to admire. It was superbly cast and they totally nailed that 70's look.

I thought the script was poor and the racing scenes were not exciting at all. Also there's the bit at the end where the two protagonists randomly meet up and explain their whole deal to one another, just in case you missed it during the last hour and a half.

Grand Prix (1966). Now that's an F1 movie.

For a second, I thought this was going to be an article about an actual Metal Gear TV series. I was a mixed bag of emotions.

You SHOULD be proud of this. Weird how I think the gameplay matches an "A-Team" setting well, but the cutscenes and story couldn't be farther from it. The juxtaposition just makes it better.

Ohhhhhh... But I just realized that tune is going to be stuck in my head for a while. Undertale boss theme, say goodbye for now!

Oh wow.

That was excellent. Well done.

@ghostiet: Yeah I saw the mistake when I had uploaded it to Youtube. I exclaimed a pretty loud damn it, in the train, much to he chagrin of the passengers beside me, when I finally did notice.