
A new Metal Gear Online game was included on the MGS4 disc (before later getting a standalone retail release in Japan), but was shut down on June 12, 2012.

While serving as a direct narrative sequel to MGS2, most gameplay elements from MGS3 such as the 3D camera, CQC, and camouflage return, along with new features and a variety of new settings including active battlefields. It was intended as the conclusion of the Metal Gear Solid story, a fact that was played up throughout the game's marketing - most trailers showed Snake seemingly committing suicide at the conclusion of his mission. Make also sure to have the latest PS3 system software update that you can download from here.Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots takes place in 2014, around 5 years after the events of MGS2, and sees an aged Solid Snake (now dubbed 'Old Snake') on his final mission to stop Liquid Ocelot and his PMC armies once and for all. In case you’re wondering, yes you can download right now this custom version of RPCS3 and play the game.

And this right here is why emulators are so important, even for newer consoles like the PS3. In fact, PC gamers can run the game with much better performance than what Konami and Kojima originally offered. What this ultimately means is that PC gamers can fully enjoy Metal Gear Solid 4.

Moreover, this custom version of RPCS3 fixes numerous bugs and glitches.

For comparison, the original PS3 version is running at 30fps. While there are still some drops below 60fps in some scenes, most of the game can now run with 60fps. And today, we are happy to report that the game is fully playable on a custom version of RPCS3, from start to finish.įurthermore, the game’s performance has been significantly improved. Back in August, we informed you about Metal Gear Solid 4 running on the PC via the Playstation 3 emulator RPCS3.
