All told, the titular Ground Zeroes mission took me one hour and 16 minutes to complete, including cutscenes and about eight deaths. That's not the game clock, either. That's real time. The mission is not only short, it's dull. Your objectives amount to going to one place, rescuing a prisoner, going to another place, rescuing another prisoner and then calling in a helicopter to get you out of there. Underwhelming doesn't begin to describe it.
Upon completing the main mission, Side Ops are unlocked. These are missions that take place on the same military base, but with different objectives and parameters. For example, one side op asks you to assassinate two rogue agents; another has you fly in on a helicopter and rescue an agent while blowing the base up with a grenade launcher.
These Side Ops help to pad the play time and value of Ground Zeroes, but you're still returning to the same map, over and over again. And it's not like the map is enormous, either. At a full sprint, you could travel the diameter of it in about five minutes. Also, because the Side Ops take place at different times of day, they highlight the game's visual limitations. Environmental graphics that looked impressive at midnight in a thunderstorm look washed out and dull on a clear, bright afternoon.
Devotees may get enjoyment out of replaying these missions over and over again, getting higher scores, unlocking new weapons or finding hidden Moai statues, but after just a couple hours, I was tired of walking the same dirt roads over and over again.
Habe selbst bei MGS4 afaik im letzten oder vorletzen Level aufgehört. Sag niemals nie... Aber wenn ich schon an die engl. Sprachausgabe denke, wo Snake sich immer anhört als würde er beim reden kacken 
.. OK, ist bei den meisten japanischen Spielen so 
