After the sad release of Metal Gear Survive few years ago, Konami didn't seem willing to do anything with what is arguably the publisher's most iconic property, Metal Gear Solid. However, over the last few days, there are many rumors and rumors that would anticipate the willingness of the well-known Japanese software house to want rework some titles of the iconic franchise created by Hideo Kojima, in order to make them fully accessible even on PCs by modern operating systems. Through a forum on Resetera, many users have claimed to have information on what could be the next movements of Konami, which would soon release a port of the first and second chapter of the famous series on PC. A user named Potterson, who is said to have leaked some correct information in the past, claimed it is Metal Gear Solid and Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty could arrive on PC, but said he didn't know when this might happen. The user was also later supported by a moderator on the thread named Jawmuncher, who said he could safely verify this information.
At the moment it is about unconfirmed rumors, and to date there have been no official statements from Konami, so we remind you to take this information with a grain of salt as it could be denied at any time. In any case, it is not entirely impossible that Konami decides to move in this way, especially considering that the two games have both been launched on PC in the past, but these are particularly old and not playable versions on modern operating systems. However, the fact that every game has arrived on the platform before and that the rumors behind this story simply claim that Konami is trying to "improve these old PC versions and make them compatible with modern configurations" makes the rumors decidedly. credible. Not to mention that Konami itself previously decided to take back some of its old games to make them available on more modern hardware, so the decision to do something like this with Metal Gear Solid would be perfectly in line with this they have done before. We just have to wait for some statements from Konami, which could feed or permanently shut down the rumors surrounding the two titles.
