Following the disappointing release of Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1, fans have rushed to create mods to fix the collection. Among other things, the already available projects enable you to play in high resolutions, change mouse sensitivity, as well as improve the sound and interface quality.
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A new version of MGSHDFix, the most important improvement project for Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1, has been released. The update fixed instances of the game crashing when using the launcher and introduced correct water rendering in MGS3.
The joy of last week's launch of Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 was spoiled by the abysmal condition of the collection's games, especially on PC. Konami is working on fixes, but, at least for now, the developers are focusing only on the most serious problems, which sometimes even prevent play. However, the list of the bundle's shortcomings is much longer. Fortunately, there were fans who rolled up their sleeves and decided to fix the disappointment themselves.
On PC, one of the biggest issues is the fact that MGS 2 and MGS 3 only run at 720p resolution. Just a few hours after the release of the collection, a fan known as Sergeanur released a project called MGSResolutionPatch. It enables you to freely configure the resolution of both games, although the author warns that he has tested the modification only in 1920x1080, 2560x1440 and 3840x2160 and is unable to guarantee proper operation in others.
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Two days after the collection's release, a much more ambitious project called MGSHDFix was released. This mod also adds the option to configure resolutions, but among them were ultrawide options as well.
The author, known as Lyall, also introduced support for window mode, improved the proportions of cutscenes and added an option to skip intro videos in MGS2 and 3. In addition, he implemented the ability to change mouse sensitivity in Metal Gear Solid 3. Especially the latter is extremely important, as the standard sensitivity is set so low that comfortable gameplay is out of the question.
Two other modifications are worth mentioning:
Recall that Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 debuted on October 24, simultaneously on PC, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PlayStation 5.
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