Konami looks to be turning to fans for guidance on the future of the Metal Gear franchise. A newly-surfaced Konami survey has hinted that following Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, more remakes of prior series entries could be on the way.
Just last month, Konami released Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, a high-profile remake of 2004's critically-acclaimed Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. Despite some complaints on the technical side, Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater sold one million copies on launch day and has been received well overall, reaffirming the appetite for modernized takes of Hideo Kojima's iconic stealth action franchise. With the Snake Eater remake now out in the wild, attention has naturally shifted towards what Konami plans to do in the future.
Next week, Konami's Tokyo Game Show 2025 lineup will include a Metal Gear Solid Production Hotline livestream to showcase the new Fox Hunt multiplayer mode for the Snake Eater remake. Following this broadcast, Konami will distribute a survey that'll seek opinions from viewers. Twitter user Metal Gear Network managed to procure the survey questions and highlighted one very interesting example in a recent tweet. This question presents participants with...
