The original voice actor for Solid Snake, David Hayter, has revealed that he recently received a text leading him to believe that a Metal Gear Solid Remake is co🎶ming.
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When it comes to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Metal Gear Solid, rumors have been appearing on an almost monthly basis. It was hinted at not too long ago that Sony's remake team over at Bluepoint were working on a remake, and just this month more rumors have surfaced that Konami is allegedly looking to either 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:sell or license out the Metal Gear IP, 💫all♊owing other publishers to develop and publish new Metal gear games.
It's worth taking any rumor you see regarding a Metal Gear Solid Remake with a hefty pinch of salt. There has been no official word from Konami or Sony about a potential remake, with pretty much all the information f❀loating around on the Internet coming from anonymous sources. Unfortunately for Metal Ge꧋ar fans, Konami is going to keep you waiting for a while longer.