MGS1 -> GCNMGS2 -> ??? <-- Well... any progress on that?MGS3 -> 3DS
>>12589983Shitposting aside, MGS2 on wiimote sounds neat
>>12589983It was HD collection for vita
>>12590081What? Have I switched realities again? It was an unreleased Wii port also.
>>12590093Source? I feel like that would have been bigger news
>>12590698He's just fuckin' with you, bro. This is a troll thread.
>>12590698>>12590729What the fuck? I'm fucking NOT trolling. What the hell? I was in the previous threads, people were asking for the status of the Wii port compilation. WTF?https://kotaku.com/the-metal-gear-solid-2-hd-source-code-has-reportedly-leaked-15-years-later-2000692502>The Metal Gear Solid 2 HD Source Code Has Reportedly Leaked 15 Years Later>Strangely enough, the leak apparently contains data from a Nintendo Wii port of Metal Gear Solid 2 HD
>>12590737>Strangely enoughyou failed basic language comprehension
the source code is out there so just look for yourself?but yeah I think there were a few consoles there
jokes aside, there seems to be leftover code of a rvl (Wii) port of MGS2 on the source code, but nobody has done anything with it i guess
>>12589983old thread >>12552414
>>12591292What could have been?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYyoDDhZOqs
>>12591539
what happened to the vulkan port some anon was doing?
the La-Li-Lu-le-lo got to them
>>12590737>CuntakuFuck off and never post again
>>12590021The codec sound through the Wiimote speaker would've been kino.
>>12590021>RTS like Total War or Warcraft/DiabloMake good use of motion control.
The Patriots got rid of everyone who started running the code. You still have time to delete it if you have it on your computer.
>>12592972I'll upload it to a server hosted offshore
>>12592972Meh, let them come
THE LA-LI-LU-LE-LO! HOWS THAT POSSIBLE?
>>12593440Fookin' crab battle!!
>>12593339The real proof of simulation exercise was that even Raiden's hair was artificial.
>>12589983Castlevania Lords of Shadow = WiiCastlevania Mirror of Fate = 3DSCastlevania Lords of Shadow 2 = Wii U
>>12590974>there seems to be leftover code of a rvl (Wii) port of MGS2 on the source codeNo, there was Wii code for the bluepoint engine. No evidence of that applying to MGS.
>>12592048We all know Metal Gear 2 would have been localized as "Super Metal Gear" if it were ported to/remade for SNES.
>>12594882>Super Metal GearIt would have been a quintessential branding move. The "Super" prefix was frequently employed by publishers.Surely been greatest hit for SNES launch title along Super Mario World and Pilotwing. Who knows, maybe Kojima have tested Nintendo Playstation hardware.
>>12594882>>12595029The Intro Sequence: The iconic opening crawl—explaining the 1999 oil crisis, the rise of Zanzibar Land, and the abduction of Dr. Kio Marv would be overhauled. The SNES’s Mode 7 sprite rotation and scaling would be used to simulate a dramatic, sweeping camera angle tracking Solid Snake's infiltration. Imagine a scaling, mode-7 styled perspective shot of Snake scaling the outer wall or watching a Zanzibar Land patrol helicopter fly over the screen with smooth scaling.Expanded Color Palette & Dynamic Lighting: The dark, muddy greens and browns of the MSX2 would be replaced with rich, atmospheric 16-bit tilemaps. The indoor complex would use transparency layers for searchlight cones, and the swamp areas would feature layered parallax scrolling to give the tall grass and murky water true visual depth.The 3x3 Radar Grid: The signature 9-screen radar tracking system would get a high-tech, glowing translucent overlay using the SNES's alpha-blending capabilities, making it look much more like an advanced piece of military equipment.Inventory Mapping: The MSX2 required keyboard inputs or awkward sub-menus. The SNES controller streamlines this:L Button: Cycle equipped item/ration.R Button: Cycle equipped weapon.A Button: Punch / Action.B Button: Fire Weapon.X Button: Crawl toggle.Y Button: Open Radio/Codec interface instantly.>Technical RemakingColor Palette: The original's stark, muddy tones are upgraded to vibrant, 16-bit color schemes with detailed tilemaps for the jungle, desert, and indoor military bases.No Multi-Screen Scrolling Lag: The original MSX2 game flipped screen-by-screen. The SNES version utilizes smooth, continuous directional scrolling, fundamentally changing how players track guard patrol routes.
