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Submitted by kingboy 1712d ago | trailer

New Remastered Metal Gear Solid 4 Trailer

Here is a remastered version of the trailer from E3 2006 which had created sensation at the time of its presentation. This new version was carried out with the new engine for the playstation 3 and thus benefits from notable improvements: irreproachable fluidity, additions of effects of particles, motion blur, lightings, additional angles of camera,… the result is extremely promising.

Note: watch trailer carefully at least till the middle of runtime to notice additions

-Running on latest 3D Engine on ps3
-added new camera angles
-added storyline & extra gameplay with snake vs enemy Giant machine

1) Smooth framerate all the time.
2) Particle effects are greatly improved. Whether it's sparks or rubble, whenever a Gekkou breaks something, there's a thick cloud of small stones and dust. Smoke is more prominent too.
3) Motion blur.
4) Some very slight angle changes. For instance, when Snake picks up his cigarette. (Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, PS3)

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