It appears that the PlayStation Store has leaked a new gameplay trailer and the release date for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater. Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake will be coming to PC on August 28th. And yes, this is a legit leak as it’s coming straight from Sony.
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater will stay true to the original story and game design. Its team will be improving the gameplay with amazing graphics and a seamless user experience.
Players can elect for a newly added, and more modern control style. You can also choose to play with a classic control style that more closely recreates the feel of the original game. Not only that but there will be a number of color filters to choose from.
MGSD: SE will be powered by Unreal Engine 5. Additionally, David Hayter will return as the voice of Naked Snake. This is another thing that will please all MGS fans.
Let’s just hope that Konami will add support for NVIDIA DLSS 3 and AMD FSR 3.0. Since this is a UE5 game, it should be easy to add them. Then again, this is Konami. So, you never know.
To be honest, I’m optimistic about this remake. Silent Hill 2 Remake was received positively by pretty much everyone. However, I hope that the PC version will be in a better state when it comes out. Because, yes. Even to this date, Silent Hill 2 Remake suffers from traversal stutters, even on high-end PC systems.
Finally, Konami has not shared any PC system requirements for it. My guess is that we’ll get them sometime this Summer. That, or we’ll get them when the game becomes available for pre-order.
You can go ahead and watch the leaked trailer here. Sadly, it’s not available on YouTube so I can’t embed it. I would have uploaded it, but Konami would immediately take it down. So, no point in doing it, right? Anyway, once someone does upload it, I’ll make sure to embed it.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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