The previous line about including the original storyline at least indicates that the plot will remain untouched, but that is still up in the air at this point. In terms of gameplay, even though nothing was shown, Konami did say in another statement that the game will feature “all of the original voice characters, storyline, and features of combat survival, but elevated and evolved.” This leads us to believe that this won’t be a fully faithful remake mechanically, and will instead bring in more modern mechanics and controls. It’s only in the closing shot that we see a camouflaged Snake emerge from the shadows. It focused on the jungle aspect of the original Metal Gear Solid 3, following a bird through the jungle and giving a glimpse at the natural food chain as one predator after another attempts to make the other their meal. The reveal trailer is all cinematics and showed no gameplay. There were many possibilities floating around when the game was still a rumor, and the trailer itself didn’t shed any light on the subject, but Konami did issue a statement on who would be leading this project: “In addition to Konami’s development team, who is involved in the development of the Metal Gear series, the game is fully supported by Virtuos, which is a development company that has been cooperating with the past Metal Gear series.” Trailers Developer KonamiĪs mentioned, Kojima is no longer at Konami, so the task of who is developing this remake would need to go to another studio. Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is currently confirmed for all current-gen systems, including PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC via Steam.
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