With Hideo Kojima and Konami already parting ways, the odds of a new Metal Gear Solid game being released (at least one that's at least on par with the originals) are very low, but we can't say the same for the live-action adaptation, and that's a good thing. Although there has been very little info about the Oscar Isaac-led movie in recent months, the belief is that the project is still going to happen.
Fast forward to today and the Moon Knight actor had good news to bring to the legions of fans who are waiting for his take on Solid Snake.
Speaking to IGN at a red carpet event for Moon Knight, Isaac shared the filmmakers are "searching like Solid Snake" and "climbing through air ducts" in pursuit of the right story for the film.
The Metal Gear franchise effectively birthed the stealth genre, paving the way for the likes of Assassin's Creed and Splinter Cell, the latter of which is getting a remake. After launching in 1987 as Metal Gear, the series soared to new heights in 1998 with the release of Metal Gear Solid on the original PlayStation. Just like other iconic franchises, Hollywood has long had plans to make a live-action adaptation, which became one step closer to becoming reality in late 2020 with Isaac signing on to play the long-time series protagonist, Solid Snake.