Konami has just released Update 1.1.3 for Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater, delivering a round of improvements and fixes aimed at refining the remake’s gameplay experience. The patch not only tackles performance issues but also introduces a highly requested feature: the ability to invert camera controls.

Players can now customize their camera preferences to suit their playstyle, a welcome addition for those who felt restricted by the default settings. Alongside this, Konami has confirmed it is actively looking into adding ultrawide monitor support in future updates — a feature PC players have been eager to see.

Update 1.1.3 also addresses several bugs, enhances stability, and smooths out cutscene transitions and animations. Performance tweaks help reduce crashes and technical hiccups, creating a more stable experience whether you’re sneaking through dense jungle terrain or engaging in close-quarters combat.

Konami’s steady patch rollout shows a clear commitment to listening to player feedback and fine-tuning the game post-launch. With ultrawide support under consideration and additional updates planned, the remake of Snake Eater is shaping into an even more polished experience for fans both new and returning.