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In a slightly unexpected move, Konami has today updated 2015’s superb Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain with a new patch to take advantage of the PS4 Pro.
As per the Metal Gear Official Twitter account, the patch promises a ‘more stable framerate’ and allows you to play the game at a higher resolution, presuming you have a PS4 Pro and a 4K screen.
The announcement also states that you’ll see improved performance even with a standard 1080p screen, and those with the Definitive Edition of the game will also see improvements to the performance of Ground Zeroes.
If you have a PS4 Pro and 4K screen, you can now enjoy #MGSVTPP at a higher resolution and a more stable frame rate. pic.twitter.com/Edu15ja3jr
— METAL GEAR OFFICIAL (@metalgear_en) October 31, 2017
No word yet if this update will also come across to the Xbox One X when that releases, but it’s worth noting that Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is still available to download for free as part of a PlayStation Plus subscription for at least the rest of today.
