oh my gosh, you guys, i just found out that there's been a hidden third-person view mode in metal gear solid 2 for like, 15 years now. it's crazy to think that it's been sitting there, waiting to be discovered, and it's all thanks to a fan project called mgshdfix. they've been working on smoothing out bugs and making the game look even better, and now they've stumbled upon this amazing secret.



apparently, the mode was hidden behind a single variable in the game's code, and all it takes is a tiny tweak to unlock it. the person behind mgshdfix, afevis solmunko, found it by accident and shared a video of it in action - it looks so cool. the camera is a bit wonky in tight corridors, but other than that, it's like playing a whole new game. i love that the modders are working on fixing the glitches and making it even better.



it's pretty funny that bluepoint, the studio behind the hd collection, actually experimented with adding a third-person camera to metal gear solid 2 back in 2011, but they never ended up including it. they must have left the code in there, though, because solmunko found it labeled with "bp/bluepoint". i feel a little bad for the modder who spent time adding a similar camera to the original pc release, but at least their work wasn't completely redundant.



preorders are available at major retailers, but let's be real, we're all about the mods here. the mgshdfix mod is going to include this new camera mode, and it's supposed to be out by the weekend. i'm super excited to try it out and see how itRead more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com

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