Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater Will Use Voice Clips From The PS2 Release

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Last week, Konami revealed that the upcoming Metal Gear Solid 3 remake will "star the original voice characters", which many took to mean that the studio is bringing back the actors to reprise their roles with new recordings. However, Konami's head of communications Tommy Willimas has clarified that it's simply reusing the original game's voice lines with no changes.

This was revealed to The Verge after confusion spilt out among fans. The wording left room for interpretation, and given that recent remakes like Final Fantasy 7 and Resident Evil 4 not only recorded all-new lines but with new actors and dialogue to boot, it seemed most likely that Konami meant the original actors were returning.

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Given that the reveal trailer at the PlayStation Showcase was entirely CGI and showed no in-game footage, we don't know how the voice lines will sound. Konami likely has access to the uncompressed versions so that the quality is better than it was on the PS2, but it did state that it will be making no changes, so it's unclear if that means no fine-tuning.

Since Metal Gear Solid 3's remake is using the original voice lines, that means we already know who is playing who. David Hayter is Naked Snake, Jim Piddock is Major Zero, Heather Halley is Para-Medic, James Mathis III is Sigint, Lori Alan is The Boss, Neil Ross is Colonel Volgin, Josh Keaton is Ocelot, Gregg Berger is The Pain, Michael Bell is The Fear, J. Grant Albrecht is The End, Richard Doyle is The Fury, David Thomas is The Sorrow, Brian Cummings is Sokolov, Jim Ward is Director Granin, Charlie Schlatter is Major Raikov, Richard McGonagle is President Johnson, and Jesse