Extensive Look At Metal Gear Solid 3 Remake Teased By Konami

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  • Konami announced the Metal Gear Solid 3 Remake last year.
  • While the game has not received much marketing, a new video teases more information for the future.
  • David Hayter is hosting a series of videos on YouTube, promising more on the remake in future episodes.

While there are many stealth games out there, the Metal Gear Solid series has left the biggest mark. With an already-announced remake, a rumored re-release of the first game, and another Master Collection expected, this franchise is back in action.

Metal Gear Solid 3 Remake is the most anticipated project for now, with Konami teasing a release sometime in 2024. While the publisher has been oddly silent recently, it has begun a new video series on YouTube, hinting at a new look at the remake soon.

Why it matters: Konami’s Master Collection was not the biggest success last year, but the remake has the potential to revive the IP for good.

The publisher’s latest video features a voiceover from famous Metal Gear Solid voice actor David Hayter. In the first of a multiple-part series, David Hayter delves into the legacy of this franchise, taking fans on a trip down memory lane.

However, his comment toward the end caught everyone’s attention. David Hayter seems to confirm that subsequent episodes will focus on Metal Gear Solid 3 Remake, possibly revealing new gameplay, behind-the-scenes footage, and more.

Coming up, we’ll delve into the epic long awaited remake.

-David Hayter

Last year, Konami revealed a small snippet of gameplay at an Xbox event. However, the publisher has kept fans in the dark for the most part.

David Hayter’s statement has already begun to create waves of excitement within the fandom as millions anticipate a deeper look at the remake. Many fans have also enjoyed the small retrospective from the voice actor.

In the video, he covered the origins of the IP. What started as a small MSX2 game in 1987 exploded into a full-blown franchise comprising sequels, spin-offs, and other adaptations.

Metal Gear Solid 3 Remake
Metal Gear Solid 3 Remake Screenshot via Konami

Metal Gear Solid 3 Remake is Konami’s attempt at recapturing the magic of this IP’s biggest hits. Built with Unreal Engine 5, it boasts beautiful visuals with enhanced gameplay for modern audiences.

We advise fans of the IP to stay tuned for future updates. Summer Game Fest is also right around the corner, so it is only a matter of a few more months before we find out more.

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