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The demo for Konami\'s Metal Gear Solid 3D: Snake Eater hit the Nintendo eShop earlier last week, and much to the dismay of many a Big Boss fan, the game wasn\'t exactly mind blowing, especially in the visuals department. Don\'t misunderstand, it is undoubtedly one of the better looking games on the 3DS, but did you try out the Resident Evil: Revelations demo? Snake\'s got some stiff competition, but I digress. The issue isn\'t that the game looks terrible. Not at all, it looks great, it just doesn\'t look any better than its original PS2 counterpart.
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This wouldn\'t be an issue had Konami not shown that initial tech demo back at E3 2010. It was what got every Fox in the hole excited in the first place. It was a brilliant demo that showcased the 3DS\' visual capabilities. Many fans expected the remake to be just that, a remake with brand new direction and impressive graphics that\'ll make the 3DS a must-own device. Unfortunately, the first glimpse at a playable build wasn\'t the most convincing as it looked just like the original 2004 release.
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And again, there wouldn\'t be such a big hoo-hah had Konami not market the game as a remake from the ground up. What is the point of remaking from the ground up if it\'s going to look the same? At the very least with Twin Snakes the direction took a more action-oriented and cinematic turn. To be fair, the keen eye will notice that Snake Eater 3D features slightly sharper graphics which is most noticeable on faces. Facial expressions look great and detailed, but then again they did back in 2004 as well.  web3D納金網(wǎng)westwoodtownhomes.com 

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