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Hogwarts Legacy composer has teased Metal Gear Solid on Instagram

There have been rumours growing for quite some time that Konami is planning to reintroduce a remake of Metal Gear Solid franchise and those rumours have just gotten a little hotter today. J Scott Rakozy, who is the composer for the popular Hogwarts Legacy video game, has shared a new Instagram story which contains his computer and along with music producing software with the Metal Gear Solid theme. Let’s hope we don’t have to wait too long until the whole project is official unveiled by Konami.

8 thoughts on “Hogwarts Legacy composer has teased Metal Gear Solid on Instagram”

  1. Nintendo switch need serious mgs4! Mgs3 on 3ds is great. Mgs 2 is mediocre and mgs 1 is too old. Mgs side games on psp is bad.

  2. People don’t always have the freedom to play whatever they want i.e Saudi Arabia has banned the sale and distribution of Final Fantasy 16 because one of the characters is part of the LGBTQ community. That’s considered as a crime in Saudi Arabia and Square has refused to change it. So, no people don’t always have the freedom to play whatever they want. “don’t just state stuff as fact”

  3. Technology is revolutionizing healthcare access by bridging geographical gaps—telemedicine platforms enable villagers in remote regions to consult specialists worldwide via smartphones, while AI-powered diagnostics offer preliminary assessments where doctors are scarce. But beyond gadgets, it’s about equity: these tools empower communities with timely care, reducing preventable deaths. At Truesides.com, we explore how such innovations prioritize human needs over hype, ensuring technology doesn’t just advance, but serves. True progress isn’t measured in devices deployed, but lives uplifted through thoughtful, accessible solutions.

  4. If this teaser turns out to be real, it could be exciting news for longtime Metal Gear Solid fans. The series has a strong legacy, and many players have been hoping to see it return in a modern form. While managing SnapInstaInk, I often notice how quickly gaming communities pick up on small hints like this and turn them into major discussions.

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