Tokyo, Japan – Konami has recently unveiled a new update for Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1, set to launch on various gaming platforms by the end of March. The update, labeled Version 1.5.0, introduces a range of enhancements and fixes for the popular gaming series.
While the update is currently available on Steam®, it is expected to roll out on other platforms in the coming weeks. Konami has shared patch notes detailing the changes that players can anticipate when the update arrives on the Nintendo Switch. Among the improvements is the resolution of certain cutscenes that were not playing correctly and adjustments to analog inputs for a more seamless gaming experience.
In addition to these fixes, the patch notes reveal additional enhancements for each game in the Master Collection. For Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, a pause menu has been added, providing easier access to audio settings, an online manual, game resets, and the main menu. Similarly, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater introduces an “ADDITIONAL SETTINGS” feature within the Options menu for improved audio options and menu navigation.
Furthermore, the update addresses issues such as low-resolution character textures, in-game text corrections, and minor bugs across the collection. Konami is also actively investigating reports of audio distortions specifically on the Nintendo Switch™ version of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater.
Players eagerly anticipating the update can stay informed about future improvements and fixes through regular updates from Konami. The company remains committed to providing a smooth and enjoyable gaming experience for fans of the Metal Gear Solid series.
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