Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is coming to PlayStation 5 (and presumably Windows PC) on Aug. 28, a new trailer discovered on Sonys PlayStation Network has revealed. That trailer also confirmed that Konamis elaborate remake of Metal Gear Solid 3 will include the beloved Snake vs. Monkey minigame from the original PlayStation 2 version will return in Delta.Snake vs. Monkey pits Naked Snake against the runaway apes of Sonys Ape Escape franchise, tasking the secret agent with securing a troop of monkeys by stunning them with non-lethal weapons. Successfully completing the task in the PS2 versions of Metal Gear Solid 3 netted the player a monkey mask and banana camouflage suit for Snake. The return of Snake vs. Monkey further confirms that now is a good time to be an Ape Escape fan.Konamis release date trailer for Metal Gear Solid Delta also teases that something more is coming to the remake. What that means is unclear, though re-releases of Metal Gear Solid 3, namely the Subsistence version, added the Metal Gear Online multiplayer mode and classic versions of Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake.While Konami has not officially promoted the summertime release of Metal Gear Solid Delta yet, the trailer that revealed that long-awaited date certainly appears legit. With reports of a new State of Play presentation from Sony imminent, we can probably expect this one to be confirmed quickly. Polygon has reached out to Konami to confirm MGS Deltas August release and will update this post when the company responds.Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater was announced in 2023. Alongside that reveal, Konami promised that the remake will feature the original games voice actors and a faithful recreation of the original story remade with unprecedented graphics and immersive sound. Delta may just be the beginning of Konamis Metal Gear remake efforts.Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eaterwas originally released for PlayStation 2 in 2004. The prequel to the originalMetal Gearis set in the 1960s, and puts players in control of Naked Snake (aka Big Boss, the antagonist of the very first game in the franchise) on a mission set largely in Soviet Russia.Metal Gear Solid 3introduced a camouflage-based layer to the franchises stealth-based gameplay, along with close-quarters combat mechanics.The follow-up to the groundbreaking and divisiveMetal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Libertywas met with near-universal acclaim when it was first released. The games memorable story, in-depth boss fights, and heavily memedladder-climbing sequencehelped makeMetal Gear Solid 3one of the most beloved entries in the franchise to say nothing of its earwormy Snake Eater theme song.