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In fact, Denis explained that the A.I. is even more refined than what was seen in MGS2. Guards are more sensitive to sound and missing patrols. Once alerted, these foes will maintain a higher level of caution on their patrol routes. However, the biggest addition to the A.I. is that guards will now strategically clear outside areas (which was only done indoors in MGS2).

A more obvious difference is, of course, that the graphics engine has been completely overhauled. MGS has been updated to resemble the kind of graphics seen in MGS2, which is more than evident in screen shots and trailers. However, this contrast was made strikingly clear in today's presentation thanks to a side by side comparison of the original Metal Gear Solid and Twin Snakes. A video of one room in Metal Gear Solid played while one of Konami's employees played through the same room in Twin Snakes. There is such a drastic difference in the presentation of the game -- it's just incredible.

some extended scenes, which brings TS's tally to three hours of cinematics

Silicon Knights has put a ton of easter eggs in the game for you to uncover. Denis only pointed out a few but he promises that Twin Snakes will be filled with little extras that emphasize the collaboration between the three companies. In this computer room, we were shown a GameCube sitting on someone's desk and the GameCube's load screen was displayed on the adjacent TV (which you can blow up). In the corner of the room, sitting on top of a computer console, were dolls of Yoshi and Mario. If you shoot Yoshi, you'll hear it say, "Yoshi!" Mario, when shot, sounds like you just hit a coin box and 1UP floats above his head.

However, more exciting news is that Dyack says that he would really like to see the three companies (Konami, Nintendo, and Silicon Knights) work on another project together -- which he hopes will be an entirely original product.

Twin Snakes appears to be right on track for its March release. After today's presentation, we're even more excited for the game (if that's possible). For those of you wondering whether or not this remake is worth a look -- it is.