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Metal Gear Solid 3 voice actor teases Snake Eater remake

WHAT A THRIIIILLL :CommiePOGGERS:

After last fall's grand Silent Hill revival reveal event, something similar happening with MGS wouldn't be a surprise, as MGS remake rumours have been going aroud for about as long the Silent Hill 2 remake ones have, and those turned out to be exactly on the money ::: spoiler spoiler

Kinda sad the Metal Gear Solid voice actor in question wasn't David Hayter :kitty-cri: :::

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  • Let mgs die. It should have the first time 3 came out.

    • No, keep remaking it forever giving communists opportunities to dissect it politically for new people and post commie pictures of Kojima.

      • If the Disco Elysium people can get the rights then I'd be dowwwwn. Thst or Brace Belden. Hideo is lib af and understands history worse than I did in the 10th grade. He is a uniquely insane guy and I love his work but aside from mgs2 which I still.maintain is absolutely fucking brilliant, he's not that bright.

        • The only lib thing about him I've seen is his bizarre and unyielding love of America. Everything he's made seems anti-imperialist, anti-capitalist and pro-revolution. Have I missed something?

          • I disagree with your entire second sentence. So loving America makes the second sentence an oxymoron. Give me one example of Kojima being anti capitalist. Dude is a radlib at best.

            • Why do you disagree with my entire second sentence when the games gush about him and Fidel?

              • I think that there's not necessarily a strict contradiction between the proposition that Kojima is both a Radlib & also Anti-Imperialist/Anti-Capitalist; or at the very least, there would be little contradictory in him being a "Radlib" and liking Che & Fidel, who are by far the easiest Communists to find unobjectionable if you don't have strongly interrogated political opinions. However, does this also extend to sympathy for the DPRK, or China, for example? Admittedly high bars to clear for most people, but there are few who truly know the way, let alone walk it.

                What I'm getting at is that I think his beliefs are more of a moralistic ideological soup than anything. Kojima can absolutely have based takes, and he is probably the best politically educated AAA Video Game Auteur out there. But that's both a really specific pool of reference, and one that has a generally low bar to it.

                But then again all of this is coming from me, and I'm nothing if not a mélange of half-read theory piled on to a number of personal life grievances, so. I should probably not cast judgement is what I'm getting at. :shrug-outta-hecks:

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