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PlayStation Blog recently released the latest information about Konami's upcoming remake of Metal Gear Solid 3 and an interview with producer Kenji Okamura, and released new screenshots, allowing us to glimpse more details of this remake:

The picture performance is fully upgraded, with two modes to choose from:

Quality Mode: Runs at 30FPS, aiming for dynamic 4K resolution.

Performance Mode: Runs at 1080p, dynamically upscaling to higher resolutions.

The operability is completely innovated, taking into account both tradition and modernity:

It retains the classic control method while providing modern control options, such as moving and shooting with the right joystick shoulder view.

The game interface design is modernized and adds a wealth of auxiliary functions, such as weapon and equipment adjustment, color blindness mode, etc.

Restore the classics and upgrade the details:

Built with Unreal Engine 5, the graphics details are amazing, including significant improvements in scenes, characters, animations, etc.

The performance style of the original work is retained, and new details are added, such as Snake's skin texture.

The combat system has been upgraded to be more realistic:

The damage Snake takes in battle will be reflected in his appearance, enhancing the realism of the battle.

The stealth system has also been upgraded, such as dirt and mud affecting Snake's camouflage.

The production team devoted their efforts to inherit the classics:

The production team is jointly composed of Konami and Virtuos Studios, and includes both senior members who participated in the original work and outstanding new generation talents.

Producer Kenji Okamura said that they hope to bring this game to more players and make it a new generation inheritance of the classic game.

A release date for the Metal Gear Solid 3 remake has yet to be announced, but the PlayStation Blog concluded: "A release date will be announced later this year."