Konami keeps its word on Metal Gear Solid. After criticism of Master Collection Vol.1, the collection was updated to version 2.0 – Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol.1.
Although Konami admitted a few days ago that young players are not familiar with the Metal Gear saga, the truth is that the Metal Gear franchise espionage released a collection of several games more than a year ago. Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol 1 was criticized by players for numerous problems and lazy ports, but the Japanese team realized their mistake and they promised to improve this work package is based on updates.
In this sense, Konami updated recently Metal Gear Solid: The Core Collection Volume 1 On consoles (PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch and Xbox Series X|S), the PC version received this patch in September last year. So PC, PS5, Xbox Series X and PS4 Pro players can now enjoy Metal Gear Solid 2 and 3 in 4K thanks to the new Tight Mode, which uses internal scaling to improve image quality; For Xbox Series S and PS4 Pro users, both games are upscaled to 1080p.
In addition, several custom settings for internal resolution and scaling. IN Toggle this news is not availablesince update 2.0 only fixes minor problems and introduces new controller settings. Metal Gear Solid remains the same, but at least the rest of the games have been updated, which many players have been asking for for free. This may be the version that should have been released last October, but at least it served Konami won’t repeat these mistakes with your next release.
Update 2.0 of Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. has been released.
Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection 2 is on its way
A few weeks ago, Konami talked about Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection 2 and noted that neither the games nor the release date have been determined yet. However, it appears that the Japanese company not in a hurry adapt the next parts for consoles and PC because they don’t want to repeat the mistakes of the first release with Master Collection Vol.2. The next collection is expected to release alongside MEtal Gear Solid 4, Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker, and Metal Gear Solid 5 (including Phantom Pain and Ground Zeros).
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