Konami is actively promoting the highly anticipated remake of one of its most popular games. The company is leveraging the upcoming release of Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater to highlight its diverse features. It will be a complete remake of the 2004 game, with many additions for all types of players.
One of the recently confirmed features is that the title will be playable with different visual filters. This option is specifically designed for players who enjoy taking photos and taking advantage of the spectacular visual aspect this title offers.
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater Is One of the Most Anticipated Games of the Year
After many years of no activity regarding AAA games, Konami has finally reappeared, announcing numerous projects. Several of these include new Silent Hill games. Another big surprise was the confirmation of Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, a complete remake of the franchise’s third game, which was released in 2004 and is considered to be the best. This title could arrive sometime this year.
The company revealed a couple of aesthetic options for this highly anticipated title in a recent presentation where they delved into various game features.
Players will be able to choose from many visual filters to change the look of the screen. At first, there will be four available, each influenced by the original game, as well as other aesthetic features to make every player experience completely customizable.
Konami Has Finally Started Listening to Its Community
In this detailed presentation of Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, the gameplay aspects and the various locations where Snake will undertake his missions were discussed.
The confirmed filters include Normal, Sepia, Legacy, which honors the original game’s aesthetic, and Retro, which replicates the game’s original appearance without the modern graphical enhancements offered by current technologies.
These so-called legacy options will be involved in all aspects of the game, offering legacy gameplay, legacy outfits, and even a legacy menu for nostalgic players.
This shows that the studio is listening to players, and this remake seems complete even though Hideo Kojima will not be involved in the project in any way. The creator of these games has his own company, and some fans are still skeptical about the quality of this Konami remake.
The story of the game will be a complete remake while remaining faithful to what players encountered in Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, a 2004 PlayStation 2 exclusive.
The gameplay and stealth mechanics will undergo a complete overhaul. The studio aimed for total immersion, where realism will be a part of the gameplay, making players pay more attention to avoid being detected.
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