Konami is set to release a remake of the critically acclaimed 2005 game, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, titled Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater.

The remake will feature significant gameplay tweaks and a graphical overhaul powered by Unreal Engine 5, enhancing character models to modern standards.

Despite the updated visuals, the game retains the original voice acting from the 2004 version, leading to mixed reactions from fans.

Some fans have noted that the original voice acting feels out of place when juxtaposed with the high-resolution character models, creating an uncanny experience.

Konami faces the challenge of balancing the preservation of the original game's integrity with the need for modernized visuals.

A notable new feature in the remake is the ability to pause cutscenes, which was not available in the original game.

Additionally, the game will introduce dynamic camouflage that deteriorates over time, with visible damage such as bullet holes and rips as players progress.

Improved integration between gameplay and cutscenes has been demonstrated, enhancing the overall narrative flow.

There is increasing pressure on Konami to announce a release date for Delta, as previews have shown a polished product.

However, despite high expectations, there is still no confirmed release date, which fans anticipated would be announced during the Tokyo Game Show.

During the Tokyo Game Show 2024, Konami released a new trailer showcasing more gameplay and character reveals.

Fans speculate that the game might release in 2024, especially after PlayStation labeled it as one of their 'Upcoming Games in 2024,' but with only three months left in the year, a delay to 2025 seems likely.