As a famous maxim claims, time erases everything whether we like it or not. Six years after the widely commented hiatus between Hideo Kojima and his historical publisher Konami, the prospect of one day seeing the Metal Gear Solid saga on the front of the stage is growing in popularity. And everyone seems to have an opinion on the matter.
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While Konami recently took care of the (re) registration of the Castlevania and Metal Gear Rising brands in Japan, there are obviously rumors of the hypothetical return of Father Snake (we let you choose which one) now freed from his father . That would be according to other rumors in discussions with Microsoft. Carrment.
Hayter will hate it
And when everyone seems to be pursuing their predictions with an inevitably questionable reliability, some voices carry more than others. So David Hayter, who dubbed Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker’s Solid Snake on that damn fourth episode, recently decided to step into the dance and bring “his” industry news to the world.which, however, do not seem to benefit from any reliability in reinforced concrete.
Interrog par le vidaste Dan Allen After rumors that a remake of the 1998 cult game is currently in the boxes alongside Bluepoint, the actor took the trouble of repeating a young and dashing Solid Snake before letting go:
I thought it was just a rumor … until the day before yesterday. And then I got a text from an insider who told me that he heard that this could really be done.
The right to dream?
Greatest judges will appreciate the triple axis in the condition, suggesting that Hayter doesn’t end up knowing much more than the average person, but his testimony will undoubtedly not fail to make gamers nostalgic for even a brief period of time. And our national rummy, that goes without saying.
Recall that the actor had already expressed his desire to take on the role of most of the video game’s meta-heroes last december, Wishful thinking that would ultimately leave us with just one certainty: if there was a remake of Metal Gear Solid, David Hayter probably didn’t invite him to put his voice there … for now.
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