The Metal Gear Solid Volume 2 collection may have inadvertently revealed the games it includes on the official Metal Gear Solid website, as evidenced by certain buttons found in the webpage’s HTML code.
Upon inspecting the page, one can observe a list of buttons on the Metal Gear Solid timeline page. While some buttons are functional, there are also placeholder buttons for Metal Gear Solid 4, Metal Gear Solid V, and Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker.
This discovery was initially made by Nitroid on Twitter, who shared their findings along with additional contextual information that adds complexity to the situation. While the presence of a few lines of HTML code isn’t definitive proof, there are several factors that suggest it could be an early indication of upcoming games.
These factors include significant updates and changes surrounding the recent Nintendo Direct announcement, an outdated timeline graphic with game logos replaced by buttons leading off the page, and functional buttons redirecting to new pages with Master Collection assets. Additionally, there are placeholder buttons for canonical games missing from the Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Volume 1. All games with functional buttons are included in the Volume 1 Master Collection.
This discovery is exciting news for fans of the mainline Metal Gear Solid games. Metal Gear Solid 4 has long been confined to the PS3, and while Metal Gear Solid V is renowned as an exceptional stealth action game, Peace Walker also boasts its own dedicated fan base. However, it’s disheartening for fans of Metal Gear Acid, as it seems to have been left out once again.
Are you satisfied with these three games comprising Volume 2 of the Metal Gear Solid Master Collection? Let us know your thoughts! In other Kojima news, he recently expressed his desire to create a game that can be played in space!
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