Extensive uncut gameplay footage has emerged, showcasing the opening of the upcoming survival horror remake from Konami and Bloober Team.
The optional filter includes "grain effect, color correction and screen adjustments" for a more "old-school experience."
The game puts players into the shoes of a delivery person in 1959 that is tasked with ferrying strange items, leaving chaos and destruction behind.
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Kojima's first-person psychological horror demo hasn't lost any of its sheen even now, a decade on from release.
Here's everything new we've learned about Konami's upcoming remake.
"Unfortunately we can't really say too much at the moment with Vol. 1 containing MGS 1-3 dot dot dot… you can probably connect the dots!" says Konami producer Noriaki Okamura.
The collection includes the trilogy of Castlevania titles released by Konami for the Nintendo DS, alongside a bonus game in Haunted Castle Revisited.
After prolonged delays, the highly anticipated remastered RPG duo has been given a firm release date for March next year.
You can also instantly add items to the quick-access bar when picking them up instead of going into your backpack every time.
Recent hands-on impressions of a PS5 demo reveal the presence of 4K/30 FPS and 1080p modes. The classic starting question also returns.
Injuries and wounds sustained through the new Battle Damage system could potentially affect Snake's functions if not treated.
The remake also includes accessibility options, like not having to hold down the button when grabbing enemies and altering color correction.
Though PlayStation promised a 2024 release for the remake, neither Konami nor the development team has provided any official word.
"After 25 years, my approach to music has evolved. This work reflects that change," the legendary returning composer says.
Series producer Motoi Okamoto also says Konami intends to illustrate how "serious" it is about reviving the franchise with the upcoming remake.
Bloober Team's Mateusz Lenart also confirms it will take over 20 hours if you "like to spend your time searching for everything."
Locations like the Wood Side and Blue Creek Apartments also have revamped layouts with new locations for enemies and items.
Bloober Team's remake captures the atmosphere and dread of the classic survival horror across 27 minutes of PS5 gameplay.
A new story trailer showcases familiar characters, locations, and sequences from the upcoming survival horror remake, due out in October.
