This year, we’re getting a complete overhaul of Hideo Kojima’s Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, set to drop on August 25, 2025. Powered by the Unreal Engine 5, this remake aspires to be the most accurate recreation yet of Kojima’s PS2 classic, preserving its explicit aspects too.
Before the game’s launch, Konami plans to unveil a fresh Metal Gear Solid Production Hotline episode, providing insights into the stealth-action series’ future. Although no specifics have been hinted at yet, there might be more than just the Snake Eater remake revealed in this upcoming broadcast.
Metal Gear Solid Production Hotline returns
On Twitter, Konami has announced that the production hotline for Metal Gear Solid resumes on June 13, 2025 at 8 PM Japanese time. The upcoming episode of this online webshow, available on YouTube, will share updates regarding the future of the Metal Gear Solid franchise.
According to the official description from Konami, this program promises fresh updates directly from the creators regarding the “Metal Gear” series. It will offer additional details about the upcoming Snake Eater remaster, as well as hints at future projects.
At exactly 6:13 PM (Japan Standard Time), we will release the latest episode of “METAL GEAR – PRODUCTION HOTLINE 03”!
This is a program where the creators themselves deliver the latest news about the “METAL GEAR” series.
The broadcasting channels are:
✅ Metal Gear Official X (@metalgear_jp)
✅ YouTube (with English subtitles)
(*YouTube has English captions available) #MGSDelta #MetalGearSolid #METALGEAR— メタルギア公式 (METAL GEAR) (@metalgear_jp) June 10, 2025
As a dedicated gamer, I’m thrilled to hear that Konami is considering a remake of more Metal Gear Solid titles. Fingers crossed they’ll delve deep into the franchise and give us a comprehensive overhaul of the original MGS game. I’d love to see some significant upgrades, transforming it into a contemporary masterpiece. With freshly recorded voiceovers and motion-captured cutscenes, they can breathe new life into this classic story, making it feel as relevant today as it did back then.
It’s also said that there might be a sequel to the Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection, tentatively named Volume 2. This supposedly encompasses games like MGS 4: Grounds of Patriots, Peace Walker, The Phantom Pain, and possibly some side titles as well.
Indeed, unlike the initial Volume 1 launch, the contemporary editions of the stealth series demand substantial effort to adapt for modern platforms, particularly the hypothetical Nintendo Switch 2. To illustrate, Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots was engineered around the PS3’s peculiar Cell Processor structure, which will necessitate a considerable amount of work to transfer to new hardware.
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2025-06-10 16:41