In a recent interview with Famitsu, Metal Gear Solid Delta Producer Noriaki Okamura and Creative Producer Yuji Korekado talked about the possibility of making more remakes of games in the Metal Gear series. In short, there’s no news yet. [Thanks, Famitsu!]
When asked about the possibility of new Metal Gear remakes appearing in the future, Okamura said that, if the developers were to remake the original Metal Gear Solid or the first two Metal Gear titles as an example, the same mindset of keeping faithful to the original used for Metal Gear Solid Delta would not work. He noted that they would need to create many new elements from the ground up.
Because of this, the developers don’t know if they can properly continue with the Metal Gear series or how far they would be able to take it. However, Okamura added that the developers would like to wait until people get the chance to play MGS Delta and offer their feedback before moving forward with the Metal Gear series.
With the number of staff members that worked on the original Metal Gear series growing thinner, the developers would like to create a way to preserve the Metal Gear series for the next 10 to 50 years. Korekado said that, if every Metal Gear title is available on PC, the chance of people continuing to play and discover the series in the next 10 or 20 years is high. That is part of their goal involving preserving the series.
In the latest Production Hotline broadcast for the Metal Gear series the developers confirmed that MGS Delta is currently playable from beginning to end. While they couldn’t confirm the release date, they reassured players that the game won’t take years to come out. In the latest Famitsu interview, the developers reiterated the news.
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is currently in development and will appear for the PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC.
Published: Oct 2, 2024 02:30 pm