GOG version is way better.

[OldManSkills]

Looks better,feel better actual 60hz not 50hz. Press ESC to leave the game works.

[Buffster]

It's does!

[Waam]

Looking at the screenshots of the GOG version and I'm irritated at how much better they look than the crap we got today on Steam.

[Fulgur93]

Yes, it is. Definetly

[Rialm]

Yes, CDProjekt did a fantastic work. Hopefully Konami fixes this one.

[metal_hamster]

It really isn't.

[Blckwtrpark]

Gog version is based on the old PC port of integral and has it's own set of issues and basically requires some light modding to get looking solid (it stretches the image in full-screen, doesn't apply filtering correctly, and is missing some music and using lower quality versions of other tracks). Give it some time for mods on this and i can assume we'll have equal if not better (this version has the correct audio tracks and this version of integral includes the japanese exclusive content like the director's commentary and hidden music codec frequencies).

[NeeLot]

Originally posted by Rialm:

Yes, CDProjekt did a fantastic work. Hopefully Konami fixes this one.

As far as I recall CD Projekt did a total of zero things to GOG's version of Metal Gear Solid.

Anyway just gonna leave comparison here:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3059702196

[Pierce Dalton]

Yes, and it looks beautiful with this reshade:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL9V2rySUzA

[Pierce Dalton]

Originally posted by Blckwtrpark:

Gog version is based on the old PC port of integral and has it's own set of issues and basically requires some light modding to get looking solid (it stretches the image in full-screen, doesn't apply filtering correctly, and is missing some music and using lower quality versions of other tracks). Give it some time for mods on this and i can assume we'll have equal if not better (this version has the correct audio tracks and this version of integral includes the japanese exclusive content like the director's commentary and hidden music codec frequencies).

The image is not stretched, only the item/weapon select menu as you can see in my previous post.

[Rialm]

Originally posted by NeeLot:

Originally posted by Rialm:

Yes, CDProjekt did a fantastic work. Hopefully Konami fixes this one.

As far as I recall CD Projekt did a total of zero things to GOG's version of Metal Gear Solid.

Anyway just gonna leave comparison here:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3059702196

https://support.gog.com/hc/en-us/articles/360013898837-Fixes-for-METAL-GEAR-SOLID-implemented-by-GOG-and-fan-made-mods-recommendations?product=gog

ometimes we also add technical improvements and fixes in this process, like we did for METAL GEAR SOLID games. We received a lot of questions from you and decided to share the full list of fixes that were implemented before both games were re-released.

METAL GEAR SOLID and METAL GEAR SOLID 2 SUBSTANCE:

added out-of-the-box compatibility with modern Windows 7/8/10 OSes
added borderless and windowed modes, configurable v-sync, integer scaling, gamma correction, anti-aliasing, and anisotropic filtering
unlocked higher resolution modes supported by the user's GPU/monitor
fixed majority of Direct3D, DirectSound, and DirectShow issues


They definitely did,

[NeeLot]

Originally posted by Rialm:

Originally posted by NeeLot:

As far as I recall CD Projekt did a total of zero things to GOG's version of Metal Gear Solid.

Anyway just gonna leave comparison here:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3059702196

https://support.gog.com/hc/en-us/articles/360013898837-Fixes-for-METAL-GEAR-SOLID-implemented-by-GOG-and-fan-made-mods-recommendations?product=gog

ometimes we also add technical improvements and fixes in this process, like we did for METAL GEAR SOLID games. We received a lot of questions from you and decided to share the full list of fixes that were implemented before both games were re-released.

METAL GEAR SOLID and METAL GEAR SOLID 2 SUBSTANCE:

added out-of-the-box compatibility with modern Windows 7/8/10 OSes
added borderless and windowed modes, configurable v-sync, integer scaling, gamma correction, anti-aliasing, and anisotropic filtering
unlocked higher resolution modes supported by the user's GPU/monitor
fixed majority of Direct3D, DirectSound, and DirectShow issues


They definitely did,

Alright, gotta give them credit. They did in fact patch it up a bit.

[RunningWild]

https://i.imgur.com/4muyvur.png

Here's a comparison between PSX, PC version, and the Master Collection.

I think the 2000 PC version looks terrible compared to PSX. The loss of dithering is detrimental.

[cyxceven]

Originally posted by RunningWild:

https://i.imgur.com/4muyvur.png

Here's a comparison between PSX, PC version, and the Master Collection.

I think the 2000 PC version looks terrible compared to PSX. The loss of dithering is detrimental.

I'll take the PS1 original and the GoG version over the bilinear filter of the MC version. The polygon edges have lost all definition due to the awful filter.

[Waam]

Originally posted by RunningWild:

https://i.imgur.com/4muyvur.png

Here's a comparison between PSX, PC version, and the Master Collection.

I think the 2000 PC version looks terrible compared to PSX. The loss of dithering is detrimental.

The GOG one is the only one where you can tell that it's a soldier in white.

[Roland]

Originally posted by Waam:

Originally posted by RunningWild:

https://i.imgur.com/4muyvur.png

Here's a comparison between PSX, PC version, and the Master Collection.

I think the 2000 PC version looks terrible compared to PSX. The loss of dithering is detrimental.

The GOG one is the only one where you can tell that it's a soldier in white.

Maybe if you've never played a PS1 game before...