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This week, as part of its Pre-E3 press conference, Konami unveiled the Metal Gear Solid HD Collection which brings together three of the biggest titles from the MGS franchise in HD and, for the first time, on both PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360!


The Collection will include Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons Of Liberty, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, and Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker. All three titles will be running in 1080p and taking advantage of upgraded 2D assets to match the increased resolution.

MGS Peace Walker has had its control scheme tweaked to take advantage of the dual stick controller for the PS3 and 360. Additionally, the game will feature cross-platform saves between the PlayStation 3 and PSP versions utilizing a new feature called ‘Transfarring.’

From their PS3 consoles, players can select ‘Transfarring Out’ to move their save to their connected PSP and play on the go. Upon returning, they’ll reconnect their PSP and select ‘Transfarring In’ to move the save back onto the PS3 and seamlessly continue play.

The Metal Gear Solid HD Collection is due out sometime this November for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Sneak to the comments and let us know if you’re a 360 gamer who’s salivating to finally get your hands on the MGS series or a PS3 player anxious to take these HD remakes for a spin!

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Posted by Lance

4 Comments

  1. Momonster Says:
  2. It's about damn time they put up this series for the Xbox. I mean PS3 why can't you share the love ^_^

     
  3. GimmeGimme Says:
  4. That is so bullshit, I mean when you think about it we are almost giving most of our exclusives away to the 360. Why can't they share their Gears of War and Halo's?

     
  5. soapoyspynk Says:
  6. Because PS3 sucks.

     
  7. Yuna Says:
  8. Psh, at least it's the crappy versions of Metal Gear they are getting. They aren't getting Metal Gear Solid 4 :P!

     

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