Konami has announced that sales of recent stealth remake Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater have reached a major milestone.
According to a press release, Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater has managed to surpass a million sales across both physical and digital versions (and, naturally, across all platforms). This, Konami says, "reflects the enduring popularity of the Metal Gear series".
In case you need a reminder, Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is a faithfully-rendered remake of the original 2004 stealth classic, complete with revamped visuals and gameplay, as well as new quality-of-life improvements.
While the structure of Snake Eater's story, as well as its original voice acting and music (with the exception of a re-recorded version of the title song), remain intact, the remake has also changed a number of things in order to bring the game up to date.
Changes include a new over-the-shoulder camera mode, as well as the ability to switch between various camo presets on the fly, thus (I think) fixing one of the original game's most irksome problems.
The visuals have also been updated and reworked courtesy of the game's shift to Unreal Engine 5, making for...
