A new report claims that Konami plans to unveil a new Castlevania game and a remake of Metal Gear Solid 3 at this year’s E3.
According to Andy Robinson, speaking of VGC PodcastKonami is planning to have a “very big E3,” claiming that a new Castlevania is set to appear, along with a remake of Metal Gear Solid 3. “There’s a new Castlevania game in addition to the Dead Cells DLC that they announced in The Game Awards. “And there’s this much-discussed remake of Metal Gear Solid 3 that I also expect they’ll eventually bring out.”
Regarding other Metal Gear Solid games potentially playable on modern platforms, Robinson said that as of a year or two ago, being able to do it in some form or form was in the cards, but now it’s “less clear,” what the situation is. “I imagine Metal Gear Solid 3, the remake, is going to be a bit of a test for that,” said Robinson.
Robinson also noted how Konami is “open to collaborating with more developers”, though it wasn’t clear if he was just talking about the Silent Hill series, or Konami’s broader group as well.
Some sort of Metal Gear Solid 3 remake has been rumored for a long time now, but there has been no official comment from Konami on the matter. Last October, the long-rumored and frequently leaked Silent Hill 2 remake was revealed, which is being developed by Bloober Team. Also revealed at the time were Silent Hill F, the first game in the series that introduces the story to Konami’s native Japan, and Silent Hill: Townfall, which comes from independent studio No Code.
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