Konami Announces Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Release Date For Vita

By Keri Honea

Konami announced today that they will release Metal Gear Solid HD Collection for the Vita in "late June." Late June really isn't very far away, so it seems a little ridiculous to not have a release date yet, but I guess we can't be too picky in theory.

This portable version of the HD Collection that released earlier this year will include the infamous transfarring system that lets players share data between the Vita and the PS3. Sadly though, the Vita release will not include Peace Walker, just Metal Gear Solid, Metal Gear Solid 2, Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, and Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater.

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Keri Honea
Keri Honea

I've been a writer since I was five, but I came to the gaming realm a little late--post college. However, I've well made up for that ever since I took over my husband's PlayStation 2. I've been writing about and reviewing games since 2005, and can currently be found writing for Playstation LifeStyle and Strategy Guide Reviews on a regular basis.

I'm a professional writer and aspiring yoga teacher by day, but a I'm a game-loving, comic-reading, fantasy book-obsessing geek 24-hours a day.

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