Official Metal Gear Solid 1 Would Harder To Remake, Says Konami

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In a new interview with Famitsu (via Genki), game producer Noriaki Okamura and creative producer Yuji Korekado explained why it would be harder to remake MGS1/2 than Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. Okamura stated that to remake those two games, the developers must make some parts from scratch, including level design. With the remake of MGS 3, the developers only needed to create a few new parts.

Okamura added that they first want players to play the Metal Gear Solid: Delta remake, get feedback, and move forward accordingly. Also, only a small number of the present staff members were involved in developing Metal Gear Solid 1 and 2. Hence, they plan to “create a path to preserve the Metal Gear series for 10 or 50 years into the future” before all those involved with the original titles leave.

Metal Gear Solid 1 Would Be Hard To Remake, Konami Says

Konami producers have revealed that Metal Gear Solid 1 would be harder to remake than MGS 3: Snake Eater. Here are more details.

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[Herman.GG]

This coming from Konami, the same company that remade Metal Gear Solid back in 2002.

 

[Klark Kent]

because you can’t stay true to the og because of how the maps are designed and major changes will have cry babies whining over change. it’s kind of a lose lose situation.

 

[942Yggdrasil]

I mean it’s just ground zeros but bigger. It wouldn’t be as 1 to 1 but it would be glorious none the less

 

[PeopleDreamsNeverEnd]

Their best bet would be remaking MG and MG2: Solid Snake. It’s the best of both worlds, they would have the opportunity to make a new game, without actually having to make it from the scratch.