“Keep you waiting, right?” Snake said. Uh, no, not really. This time you are really a bit early, mate. The release date for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater was discovered this week, hiding in the long grass of the PlayStation store. The preferred MGS3 remake will be launched in August, according to the store page. And you can also come across a disguise if you look under the right rocks.
The release date is listed as August 28 on the game’s PlayStation page. It was removed and replaced by “2025” but it still appeared at the end of a leaked introduction with the day. You can see it by checking this moss URL that looks a bit too human.
The video shows the bosses that our boy must master before defeating The Boss and become his own big boss. Remember all these bad guys from the original in 2004, right? Fear is a man covered in bees. Sadness is a ghostly guy swimming. Fury is a astronaut with fire gun. The vibration is a person with eel vapes. Okay, I did that last.
The release date and trailer has not been officially announced by Konami. They may have planned to reveal it in the next broadcast state, the playstation’s two -year introduction program about the upcoming games. This was teased by the Rumourmonger Natethehate industry as happened for a while next week, maybe on Valentine’s Day. PlayStation organized a broadcast on February 23 last year, so there was a precedent for landing around this period.
MGS Delta is one of our 50 most anticipated games by 2025. Many of these predictions about beautiful memories about the game will take place full of Kojima. You can kill a boss, an old but talented sniper called “The End”, just by transferring the clock quickly in the settings of your PlayStation 2 until Geezer is exactly the strange death of old age. It was twenty years later, I almost ended, and I still thought that this trick was very funny.
In addition, do you know that MGS3’s love hobby and EVA motorcycle driver are voiced by the actor who plays Ariel in The Little Mermaid of Disney’s? We have been more truth when these things come from here at The Rock, The Paper and do not forget The Shotgun Dot Com. Hold us open in a tab all the time.
