20 years ago Polyphony Digital changed racing. Now it's changing Gran Turismo.
With Kojima gone, a lot is riding on Konami's revival of Metal Gear.
Not really, Konami is basically in name only and like so many other Japanese studios that have come and gone they are just going to be an IP troll and milk that cow until it is dry. Also one of the advertised features is playing the game from a different camera view while everything else remains the same will just result in making the game easier like what happened with Twin Snakes.
If this turns out good and gamers support it we will get the other ones.. i really hope we get MGS original in zanzibar, Peace Walker and Portable Ops remakes after this one.. they are related with naked snake
Portable Ops was sooooooo good and underrated
Konami might not be super active in the videogame business anymore, or less, but they still make a ton of money with their collections and pachinko machines.
and their castlevania series on netflix is really successful also.
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Konami has been doing all of that for years now like there contra games or mgs ports
mgs survive anyone
When are people going to learn that all Konami is doing with these games Is licensing them out? They are not trying to revive their game development Branch and they are not the ones developing this. It is studios that came to them and asked to use the license to make a game and they have been doing this pretty much since MGSV
Remaking all his work reaks of desperation. The only reason they are getting away with it is everyones deep love for the series. If delta is successful (which as of right now it should be), they'll be sure to remake all of them.
Big shoes to fill, and compared to SH2 - this is as much a 1:1 remake as you can get. You can still see the PS2 bones in the movements and how the cutscenes have the same angles. If anything, I'd have preferred the reverse.... with SH2 being closer to a 1:1 remake but prettier, and have MGS3 have a little more freedom.
Ideally, MGS3 with a MGSV skin in terms of gameplay and freedom of approach. This is more like a high budget remaster than a remake. Having recently replayed the Bluepoint remaster, this is going to be like that same experience but even prettier.
But, as with both MGS3 and SH2, nearly impossible shoes to fill if not outright so. Damned if you do, damned if you don't. Such is the legacy of these GOAT titles.
It's a one to one remake, using the same voice recordings too. Not a reimagining, no new content thus far announced, just a straight remake of a game that already exists, but now with prettier graphics. There's no revival, they proved they can't make anything related to MG after Survival. They'll just remake all the games and people will eat it up.
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Can't wait for this game, the beta has been fantastic so far.
Never been more excited for a gran turismo game.
The Kaz and Bathurst videos are worth a watch if you like GT
My excitement for the game has been dulled somewhat by Sony's anti-gamer, anti-consumer decision on Fanatec wheel compatibility. In the past Sony has been very open to a wide range of legacy peripherals but with their market dominance I fear they have become a little arrogant and less open. That new Thrustmaster wheel is likely going to be a nice device but its not really moving the wheel technology forward. Other manufacturers are moving to direct drive technology while the Thrustmaster T-GT will be an expensive wheel based on belt driven technology with some meaningless buzz words tacked on by the marketing department and heavily promoted in this way by Polyphony not through technology but because of a business promotion deal. The wheel is just part of the whole setup, Thrustmaster are still produce a premium set of pedals to rival something like Fanatec's Clubsport Pedals.