Anyway, while you play 60FPS is maintained more solidly than in any other console, and you also get the advantage of having 16x anisotropic filtering. It’s unusual not to see an improvement in the Xbox One X hardware here, as it doesn’t seem like a GPU-demanding scene, and even if we were limited by the CPU X it is 31% better than its predecessor. In a scene that dropped sharply to 35FPS on Xbox 360 the new Xbox go up to 48FPS. This is practically fixed with backward compatibility, but there are still moments in which the problems remain, even on Xbox One X. Whether in the hangar or in the Raiden sections on the oil rig, any sequence showing a larger area reduces its performance on the original Xbox 360 hardware. The previous generation consoles were already moving it well, so it’s no surprise that the Xbox One and Xbox One X do as well.īut the situation with the cinematics of MGS2 is very different.
The opening sequence with Snake on the ship is without a doubt the most demanding of the entire game, with lots of geometry and rain effects. The result in the transition to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 was a nearly stable frame-rate for most of the action. The task for the developers was significantly easier with MGS2, as the team led by Hideo Kojima already set 60Hz as a goal in the original game. We talked, of course, about performance, where Bluepoint was trying to move both Metal Gear Solid 2 and its ambitious sequel to a stable 60FPS. Luckily, the backward compatibility does bring improvements in another aspect.
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Like most Xbox 360 titles that work on Xbox One, the rendering resolution is still 720p with 2x MSAA as in the original from Bluepoint Games and, save for the inclusion of an additional 16x anisotropic filtering at the software level of system on Xbox One X, the general presentation of all the games in the compilation is identical to the one they had on Xbox 360. However, it is better that you moderate your expectations. However, we have good news: the 2011 remastering is now backward compatible on Xbox One, and this is the best way to play these classic games on modern hardware.
The original MGS have not been touched up since the excellent Metal Gear Solid HD compilation of 2011, and there are no signs pointing to a relaunch for PlayStation 4 or Xbox One, despite the fact that MGS cutscenes apparently rendered with Fox were discovered a while ago. If there is a franchise that is crying out for a remastering for the current generation of consoles, that is undoubtedly Metal Gear Solid. We thoroughly tested the backward compatibility of Metal Gear Solid HD Collection on Xbox One
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