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Konami spoke obtusely about the cast for the Metal Gear Solid 3 remake<\/strong>, noting that it would have \u201call of the original voice characters.\u201d However, the company has been much more direct and explained that the remake will reuse the voice lines from the 2004 original.<\/p>\n

Tommy Williams, the head of communications in the Americas for Konami, gave a more detailed response to The Verge. According to Williams, the game will \u201creuse the voice lines from the original game with no changes.\u201d<\/p>\n

While heavily implying some form of vocal continuity between the two games, the original statement left some room for interpretation since it having the \u201coriginal voice characters\u201d wasn\u2019t the most clear way to put it. Longtime Snake actor David Hayter also cheekily gave credence to the notion that he was returning in some form through a post<\/a> and liking select tweets about Metal Gear Solid. <\/p>\n

The initial wording meant that it could have been completely new recordings with the same or a similar cast like the Dead Space, Final Fantasy 7, and Resident Evil 4 remakes. But it was also possible that Konami would go down the Last of Us Part I route and reuse the same dialogue, which ended up being the case. It\u2019s also a possible reason why the reveal trailer didn\u2019t have any dialogue. Regardless, Konami has not released any footage of the older dialogue in action, and it\u2019s unclear when that day will come.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n