I'm simply amazed at how awesome the remake turned out. The jungle survival atmosphere is top-notch, plus a really cool and interesting storyline, the ♥♫soundtrack♫♥ is top-notch. What else can I say? Kojima♥ is a genius, he got me hooked on the MGS series, a very interesting series.
I'll give you one last reason why I really enjoyed this part of the game, and here's why:
♫♫♫♫♫♫♫
What a thrill
With darkness and silence through the night
What a thrill
I'm searching and I'll melt into you
What a fear in my heart
But you're so supreme!
♫♫♫♫♫♫♫
I give my life, not for honor, but for you
In my time, there'll be no one else
Crime, it's the way I fly to you
I'm still in a dream, Snake Eater
♫♫♫♫♫♫♫
Someday you go through the rain
And someday you feed on a tree frog
This ordeal, the trial to survive
For the day we see new light
♫♫♫♫♫♫♫
I give my life, not for honor, but for you
In my time, there'll be no one else
Crime, it's the way I fly to you
I'm still in a dream, Snake Eater
I'm still in a dream, Snake Eater
♫♫♫♫♫♫♫
♥Love it game♥
Best of the best

This game with substandard 9th gen graphics runs terribly on above standard 9th gen hardware. While I'm personally insulated by my setup, there's no shot the recommended 10 GB 3080 is maintaining a steady 60fps at even Quality 2k and zero chance the minimum specs will result in anything but a 2060 Super shaped hole melted through your desk. And if the Oblivion Remaster's status as abandonware is any indication, the game will stay this way.

It plays exactly the same. There is no attempt to reimagine the original gameplay through a modern lens or adapt it to the present day in a way that introduces any meaningful updates. For certain fans, this is a good thing, and the familiar refrain of “remaining faithful” clearly preys on them, conveniently insulating Konami from any real expectation to innovate, take risks, or show creative intent. No one was asking for something on the scale of Final Fantasy VII: Remake/Rebirth, but it was reasonable to expect more than another asset churn hastily dropped into Virtuos' fragile dual-engine UE wrapper that strains to barely function.

Visually, it has its money shots and competently redesigned characters, but overall it's painfully bland-looking, even with the Legacy LUT enabled. In some cases, there are even objective visual downgrades, such as the offensive removal of the steam coming off Sokolov's pants when he pisses himself. That alone takes this down to a 3/10 for me.

Seriously, though. There is no reason to get this over the Master Collection MGS3. People throw around "it holds up" all the time, but that game seriously still holds up. Your mind will be blown by the fact that it came out in '04. You'll get the same gameplay experience with the added benefit of appreciating a piece of art as presented by its creator, instead of a soulless rehash riding the coattails of its legacy.

seems very fun, unfortunately I cannot play it due to terrible optimisation. it doesn't load past meeting Solokov. it's a shame because I was really looking forward to it.