So, Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is on its way, and you know what that means: a fresh coat of paint on a classic. But it's not just about smoother graphics and updated gameplay. The folks at Konami are even digging into the details, like those, ahem, "iconic" posters that decorated the walls of MGS3.

Apparently, to update those posters for the remake, Konami actually contacted the original models from the photos! Can you imagine getting a call after all these years asking for a current photo so they can digitally recreate you in a video game? It's kind of wild, right?

I think it's a really cool touch that they are thinking about the details like this. It shows the team cares about preserving the feel of the original while bringing it to a new audience. However, some people might consider it a bit much, wondering if the resources could've been better spent elsewhere in the game's development. Personally, I'm all for it. It's these little things that can really make a remake special.

Ultimately, it's all about striking a balance. While I want a faithful recreation of MGS3, I also want to see some improvements. I’m curious to see how far they go with this remake, but I trust the team will deliver something special.