Metal Gear Online patch 'detects fraudulent network connections'

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Konami has released a patch for Metal Gear Online enabling the game to detect fraudulent network connections, which usually slow down gameplay during the sessions.

The update also makes a few changes to the game's Drebin Points system, while weapon and skill parameters have been adjusted and skills for unique characters have been tweaked.

The update also introduces an overall increase to character movements as well as idle kicking for auto matching.

Additionally, players can look forward to regular background music updates which will include tracks from throughout the MGS series.

Finally, the Gene, Meme and Scene expansion packs are also now available for purchase via the in-game shop and Konami's shop.

Hideo Kojima has shown off Metal Gear Solid 4 running on Sony's NGP.