
Metal Gear Solid Delta Snake Eater is going to launch sometime next year. Thanks to its original teaser, it has already gained a bunch of attention from numerous fans of the Metal Gear Solid series. Previously, there were rumors going around about this game’s developer using Unreal Engine 5 to develop it.
In a recent Xbox Partner Preview showcase, it was finally confirmed. Yes, Metal Gear Solid Delta Snake Eater is using Unreal Engine 5, and it looks gorgeous. For those unaware, Dela is basically a Metal Gear Solid Eater Remake that was announced a while ago.
Metal Gear Solid Snake Eater Delta looks just too good running on Unreal Engine 5
Microsoft recently decided to surprise drop a partner preview showcasing most of the third-party games coming to Xbox. One of those games turned out to be Metal Gear Solid Snake Delta Eaterl. While some might be skeptical about this game’s quality, the visuals look close to perfect.
For one, I never thought I would ever see such a beautiful presentation of how good a modern Metal Gear Solid Snake Eater Remake can look. Every location and every nook and cranny of this title is painstakingly well designed, as the trailer clearly shows the amount of work developer Virtuous has poured into this title.



That alligator, those crabs, a buzzard, and Snake himself look just gorgeous with all that detail. This trailer has made us even more eager to try and get our hands on this upcoming remake.
What about the other titles in the series, though?
While some fans cannot wait enough for Metal Gear Solid Delta Snake Eater, This has sparked rumors that Konami might bring back other games in the series in a similar form.
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I would love to see games like Metal Gear Solid and 4 Guns of Patriots. This game had been locked on a PlayStation 3 for years and years. It would be exciting to see it available on other platforms, and it would be mind-blowing to see Solid Snake on the Nintendo Switch.