Video game remakes aim to bring classic titles to modern audiences by improving on them visually, as well as from a gameplay standpoint. It also allows devs to fix mistakes and overall jank that the technology at the time couldn't. However, for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, the devs have not only remastered the game itself, but also the secret demo that came with it.
When MGS 3 originally launched, it came along with a secret demo for a game called Guy Savage. The hack-and-slash game was written and directed by Shuyo Murata, who went on to work on MGS 4. Unfortunately, the game eventually got cancelled, and the demo never turned into a full game.
As pointed out by VGC, the Guy Savage demo can be seen in its current-gen avatar after finishing Metal Gear Solid Delta on any difficulty. A bonus way to unlock it is if you save and exit the game after the Groznyj Grad torture scene. The demo will start up when you return to the game. With the game launching on August 28, you'll soon be able to try it for yourself.
This isn't the only addition from the original...
