Silent Hills has been an absolute PR disaster for Konami, this is why, as I said, ''you would think that they'd make it a priority to remove all signs of it from MGSV just as they did from PSN''.

With them removing P.T. from PSN, and then removing all PS4's with P.T. installed from EBay, the gaming community at large agreed that it was as if Konami was trying to erase all trace of P.T. and Silent Hills, so keeping P.T. related things in TPP does not make sense at all, why would they erase all trace of it, only to then promote it in their latest release? A release called ''The Phantom Pain''.

The definition of Phantom Pain= It's when you feel pain in something that is missing, such as a missing limb(as depicted in MGSV's story), or a missing game director(A Hideo Kojima Game), or a missing voice actor(David Haytor), or a missing game(P.T., Silent Hills), or how about how Ground Zeroes was separated from The Phantom Pain, like a limb from a body. Hell, MGSV was even announced without Kojima Productions under a false studio name called ''Moby Dick Studios'', it's as if that weird way of announcing the game was foreshadowing for everything that is happening right now, two years later.

Anyway, back to ''The Phantom Pain'', everything going on at Konami right now can be related to the definition of Phantom Pain in a metaphorical sense, I've known this for months, but I just brushed it off as coincidence. Now with them keeping P.T. related things in MGSV, it really is leading me to believe that maybe I was right and this is all an elaborate Kojima-troll, if this isn't a troll, then they have every reason to remove all traces of P.T. from MGSV.

So why would Kojima do all of this? To communicate the message behind The Phantom Pains story, and to make us feel what Phantom Pain is like ourselves. Kojima did this before when he fooled the whole world into thinking we'd be playing as Solid Snake in MGS2, he did this because MGS2's story is one about misinformation.

And no way would it delay the game to remove a blow-up doll and a recorded tape. Anyway, in no way am I saying any of this is fact, these are only observations, as you said, ''nothing is impossible''.