It’s been around a week since Kojima Productions‘ final game, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (which seems to lack not only Mission 51, but apparently, a third chapter called Peace as well) turned out to have a save deleting bug. It gets into action, if you choose Quiet as your partner for Missions 29 and 42.

Meanwhile, some players have found a non-official solution in changing the emblem to the butterfly one, but now, Konami themselves have stepped up and announced a patch for Hideo Kojima‘s game in order to avoid it happening to others around the world.

It was announced on Twitter – roughly 9 hours ago at the time of writing this news article, so it’s somewhat new -, and it’s already applied to the PlayStation 4 and PC. So these two platforms are now safe from the bug and Konami is probably going to deal with the other three platforms over the course of the day – or days -, so be patient in case you play The Phantom Pain on the PlayStation 3. Until then, good gaming!

We’re happy to report that a fix for the Quiet/save data issue has now been implemented for PS4. The same fix for other platforms are coming

— METAL GEAR OFFICIAL (@metalgear_en) September 14, 2015

Also, we continue to look into server issues and are working on solutions for all affected platforms. We hope to implement these soon

— METAL GEAR OFFICIAL (@metalgear_en) September 14, 2015

The fix has now been implemented for Steam/PC as well — METAL GEAR OFFICIAL (@metalgear_en) September 14, 2015