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MGS Delta : Snake Eater conserve les thèmes suggestifs de l'original

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Nov 22,2025

Metal Gear Solid Delta : Snake Eater conserve les éléments suggestifs de Metal Gear Solid 3, y compris le tristement célèbre Peep Demo Theatre, comme l'ont révélé de récents détails de classification par âge.

Bien que Konami n'ait pas officiellement confirmé l'inclusion de ces éléments controversés, l'ESRB a attribué au remake une classification Mature 17+. La classification note des séquences de combat intenses avec des tirs d'armes à feu réalistes, des cris de douleur, une violence sanglante et du "contenu suggestif/sexuel".

La description de l'ESRB met en lumière des cinématiques choquantes avec une violente graphique : "Un personnage immobilisé battu et électrocuté ; un personnage tiré dans l'œil ; un personnage en feu abattu à plusieurs reprises."

Concernant le contenu mature, le rapport précise : "Les scènes incluent un homme qui palpe les seins d'une femme, des vêtements révélateurs avec des angles de caméra stratégiques, de brèves scènes où un personnage se touche l'entrejambe, et le mode Peep Demo Theatre qui permet aux joueurs de visualiser le corps de l’héroïne selon des angles à la première personne pendant certaines séquences."

Le Peep Demo Theatre, à l'origine un Easter Egg déblocable dans Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence et la HD Collection, nécessitait que les joueurs terminent le jeu quatre fois pour accéder aux commandes de caméra voyeuristes pendant la scène où EVA est en sous-vêtements.

Konami a récemment annoncé la date de sortie du 28 août pour Metal Gear Solid Delta : Snake Eater ainsi qu'une bande-annonce confirmant le retour du mini-jeu bien-aimé Snake vs. Monkey.

Selon notre préview de Metal Gear Solid Delta : Snake Eater, le remake semble être davantage un remasterisé poli qu'une réinvention totale. La critique d'IGN loue son amélioration visuelle tout en notant qu'il reste presque trop fidèle à l'original - qui avait obtenu un score exceptionnel de 9,6/10 - soulignant particulièrement les nouveaux ajouts de la perspective à la première personne.

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