Here we go again. Metal Gear Solid actress and vocalist Donna Burke sparked the rumors by sharing photos of herself apparently filming something related to Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. With rumors constantly circulating about an MGS3 remake project in the works at Konami, its urgency has increased of late, and Burke’s latest posts are clearly aimed at teasing those longing for the return of the greatest stealth game of all time. .
Burke, who voiced the iDROID in Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain as well as Ground Zeroes, also recorded a Bond-esque version of Cynthia Harrell’s original title track “Snake Eater” for the Metal Gear Solid Vocal album. . . in Japan by Konami in 2015. As such, she will likely be called upon to re-record the iconic song, given that Harrell officially retired from professional singing in 2019.
“Current record !” Those three words by Burke (via PlayStation Lifestyle), as well as a selfie of her holding a drawing of a cat with a Big Boss eyepatch, along with the words “Snake Eater,” that’s definitely enough to make everyone’s jaws drop. . from her chairs. Of course, we strongly recommend that you take several deep breaths and be careful.
The actors involved in the series have certainly been known to annoy fans in the past, as has the infamous antics of series creator Hideo Kojima himself. Proposals for a possible Metal Gear Rising 2 from Raiden voice actor Quinton Flynn have yet to come to fruition. However, with the Silent Hill 2 remake proving that Konami is once again ready to enter the gaming industry, there may well be something at stake.
Burke is adding fuel to the fire. Follow up a tweet that includes photos from the recording session, as well as a well-placed page with Snake Eater’s introductory text. What a thrill, Actually. Burke also responds to various rebuttals, alluding to other texts such as “Snake? tree frog? Whatever the reality, he’s clearly having fun.
Once again, I appeal for moderation in your expectations. Don’t get me wrong; nothing would make me happier than a polished version of what has been my favorite game of all time for many years. But until official confirmation arrives, I will treat everything with great skepticism.
Perhaps it could be something as simple as a new version of the soundtrack, or maybe it’s another addition to Konami’s infamous Metal Gear Solid 3 pachinko machines. Or maybe Burke just wants to start a fire in the hope that he will goad Konami into action.
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Source : PC Gamesn
