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Metal Gear Solid Delta: Fecha de lanzamiento de Snake Eater revelada en el último trailer

Autor : Bella Actualizar : Feb 21,2025

¡La fecha de lanzamiento de Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater es oficialmente el 28 de agosto de 2025!

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater Release Date Revealed in Latest Trailer

¡La espera finalmente ha terminado! El muy esperado remake de Konami, Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, se lanzará el 28 de agosto de 2025, para PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X | S y PC. Esta confirmación se produce a través de un trailer de fecha de lanzamiento detectado en el canal de YouTube de Gamespot y la tienda PlayStation, mostrando las impresionantes actualizaciones visuales del juego.

Si bien Konami aún no ha compartido oficialmente el trailer en sus propias redes sociales, la noticia brinda una tranquilidad muy necesaria a los fanáticos después de casi dos años de anticipación. Inicialmente programado para un lanzamiento de 2024 después de su anuncio en PlayStation Showcase en mayo de 2023, los avances posteriores se centraron en el juego en el Showcase de Xbox Games y Tokyo Game Show.

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater Release Date Revealed in Latest Trailer

Según Metal Gear X (Twitter), el remake se mantiene fiel al original Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, preservando el juego y la actuación de voz original, un elemento clave reflejado en su designación "delta". La cuenta oficial de Twitter explicó que "delta" significa "cambio" o "diferencia" sin alterar la estructura central.

Más que solo un remake: ¡Espere contenido adicional!

El trailer provoca una adición sorprendente: ¡un crossover con la franquicia Ape Escape! Un vistazo a uno de los simios icónicos agrega un giro juguetón a la revelación ya emocionante. Si bien los detalles siguen siendo escasos, el trailer sugiere más colaboraciones con otras series, terminando con un críptico "y más ..."

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater Release Date Revealed in Latest Trailer

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