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Metal Gear Film Director Shares His Underrated Metal Gear Games
Kong: Skull Island director Jordan Vogt-Roberts is attached to Sony's film adaptation of Hideo Kojima's popular stealth series and, if nothing else, fans can be assured that the director knows his Metal Gear. Vogt-Roberts recently tweeted out a take about some of the MGS entries that are not quite as critically adored as others:
Just putting it out there that PORTABLE OPS and PEACE WALKER are two of the most brave and affecting entries in the MGS series and I don’t think they get the attention they deserve because they were on the PSP.
— Jordan Vogt-Roberts (@VogtRoberts) March 18, 2018
Little news has eeked out about the Metal Gear movie since Vogt-Roberts was put on the project but it's good to have signs he's thinking about Snake and company.
For more on Metal Gear Solid, check out our special edition podcast on the cast of Metal Gear Solid recalling the experience of recording for the game.
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