It's rare to see Hideo Kojima, creator of the Metal Gear franchise and one of the video game industry's greatest auteurs, express regret over his creative output. But as it turns out, he sometimes feels remorse about one of Metal Gear Solid's biggest and most central plot points - and now, he'll never get the chance to resolve it. Kojima's known for a lot of things, primarily creating the stealth genre with the first Metal Gear, then inventing the first-ever Strand-type game, Death Stranding, and its direct sequel. He's also known for his lengthy X (formerly Twitter) threads. 1z717

Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker just turned 15 years old this year. Originally released on the PSP, it was ported with achievement/trophy on the Metal Gear Solid HD Collection on Xbox 360 and PS3 back in 2011. Many missed this game in the Metal Gear saga. However, it's well worth playing. It's criminally underrated and still holds up, but what also holds up is the difficulty of its platinum trophy.

April 29 marks the 15th anniversary of Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker. First released on the PSP, it is the successor to Portable Ops, also available on the same platform. However, it was written and directed by Hideo Kojima this time. As such, it's a mainline Metal Gear Solid installment, and it's a great title, but also the entry that the fewest people have played.

It has been revealed that Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater on PC will require a graphics card capable of ray tracing, with Nvidia’s RTX 3080 being Konami’s recommendation. This is surprising for several reasons. The main one is that some long-time Metal Gear fans may already own a good GPU, but still may want to opt out of ray tracing. Konami also only spotlight the Nvidia brand, and it is up to loyalists of AMD and Intel to gamble if their ray tracing cards will also be compatible.

Metal Gear Solid is returning to consoles this year thanks to the revamped Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, but I'm pretty sure that most fans don't kniw that Snake and the other Metal Gear characters have a whole other life on the comic book page. If you’re looking for something to get you pumped for the new game, you could do a lot worse than checking out the Metal Gear comics from IDW Publishing.

METAL GEAR SOLID Δ: SNAKE EATER is a remake of the 2004 game METAL GEAR SOLID 3: SNAKE EATER.

Dandadan’s proved why it’s considered the hit anime of the season with one of the most gut-wrenching backstories, which earned it the best recommendation by none other than the acclaimed video game creator, Hideo Kojima. While Hideo Kojima often shared his love for anime with multiple reviews that showcased his interesting insights into the medium, this time, Kojima compared Dandadan with his own work, which makes it much more special.

A video game adaptation of Metal Gear Solid has been in the works for years, but it's unclear if it is still happening or not.

Hideo Kojima sees Furiosa: A Mad Max Sagastar Tom Burke as a key Metal Gear Solidcharacter for the movie adaptation. Tom Burke, who plays Praetorian Jack, is a key member of the Furiosa cast, as he serves as Furiosa's mentor in the prequel to the well-regarded Mad Max: Fury Road, which was released in 2015. Kojima, meanwhile, is a renowned video game creator, and is currently working on producing a Metal Gear Solid movie, which is currently set to be led by Oscar Isaac after being cast in late 2020.

A 1990s Kurt Russell thriller has more in common with the Metal Gear Solid franchise than its more obvious inspiration, Escape from New York. John Carpenter and Kurt Russell's movies were a truly blessed run, resulting in classics like The Thing and Big Trouble in Little China. Their first theatrical outing,Escape from New York made Russell a movie star, with his role as nihilistic ex-soldier Snake Plissken shattering his typecasting as a Disney teen actor. The film's incredible premise, Russell's lead performance and Carpenter's taut direction made it a hit in 1981.