Hot on the heels of the announcement of the Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection 2, Konami have released a patch across all formats for the Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1. It is mostly bug issues but those playing on Nintendo get a free update that adds compatibility with the Nintendo Switch 2.

Here are the full patch notes:

Master Collection

• Screen Settings Expanded

“Resolution” has been added to the Screen settings in the Options menu.
In “Resolution”, you will be able to select between “Original”, “High Resolution”, and “Max Resolution”. *
* On the PlayStation®4 and Nintendo Switch versions, only “Original” and “High Resolution” will be available.

• Fixed an issue where sound would not play for certain codecs (Nintendo Switch version)
• Fixed some other minor issues and made other adjustments

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Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty

• Support for the Nintendo Switch 2

There will be a free update for the Nintendo Switch version to add compatibility with the Nintendo Switch 2. The contents of the free update are listed below.

Screen settings added

Screen settings have been added to the Options menu.
From the “Resolution” menu found under Screen settings, you can choose from either 2 types of presets or use custom settings.
These settings cannot be changed after starting the game.
Some setups may experience some instability if these settings are changed.
Consider reverting back to the default settings or try TV mode if you experience any instability.

“Original Mode” Preset

Display at the game’s original resolution.
Upon selecting “Original Mode”, the following settings will be applied.

“Adjusted Mode” Preset

Displays the game at your current monitor’s highest possible resolution. Has sharper visuals compared to Original Mode.
Upon selecting “Adjusted Mode”, the following settings will be applied.

Internal resolution	FHD (1080p)
Internal Upscaling	FHD (1080p)
Movie	High Resolution

“Custom” Preset

“Internal Resolution”, “Internal Upscaling”, and “Movie” can be adjusted to suit your current specs.

(A) Internal Resolution

Under “Internal Resolution”, you can now choose to have the game render in FHD or at its original resolution.

Original	Renders the game at its original resolution.
FHD*1	Increases the game’s internal resolution to FHD when rendering.

(B) Internal Upscaling

This option will utilize upscaling technology in addition to the upscaling method in the original Master Collection release, allowing you to display the game at a higher resolution.
Changing this setting will result in sharper visuals.

Default	Displays the game at the same resolution as the original Master Collection release.
FHD	Displays the game in FHD using an upscaling method different to the original Master Collection release. *1 *2

*1 Results in sharp visuals.
*2 If your monitor can support a resolution that is higher than the resolution selected, then the game will be displayed using the original Master Collection release’s upscaling method at the highest possible resolution available.

(C) Movie

You can choose to set in-game movies to their original or higher resolution versions.
When selected, some movies will be displayed at a higher resolution.

(2)Supports smoother motion relative to the Nintendo Switch version

Fixed an issue where sound would not play for certain codecs (Nintendo Switch version)

Fixed some other minor issues and made other adjustments

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Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater

• Nintendo Switch 2 Support

A free update will be released to make the Nintendo Switch version compatible with the Nintendo Switch 2.
The contents of the free update are listed below.

(1) Screen Settings Added

Screen settings have been added to the Options menu.
From the “Resolution” menu found under Screen settings, you can choose from either 2 types of presets or use custom settings.
These settings cannot be changed after starting the game.
Some setups may experience some instability if these settings are changed.
Consider reverting back to the default settings or try TV mode if you experience any instability.

“Original Mode” Preset

Display at the game’s original resolution.
Upon selecting “Original Mode”, the following settings will be applied.

Internal Resolution	Original
Internal Upscaling	Default
Movie	Original

“Adjusted Mode” Preset

Displays the game at your current monitor’s highest possible resolution. Has sharper visuals compared to Original Mode.
Upon selecting “Adjusted Mode”, the following settings will be applied.

Internal resolution	FHD (1080p)
Internal Upscaling	FHD (1080p)
Movie:	High Resolution

“Custom” Preset

“Internal Resolution”, “Internal Upscaling”, and “Movie” can be adjusted to suit your current specs.

(A) Internal Resolution

Under “Internal Resolution”, you can now choose to have the game render in FHD or at its original resolution.

Original	Renders the game at its original resolution.
FHD *1	Increases the game’s internal resolution to FHD when rendering.

(B) Internal Upscaling

This option will utilize upscaling technology in addition to the upscaling method in the original Master Collection release allowing you to display the game at a higher resolution.
Changing this setting will result in sharper visuals.

Default	Displays the game at the same resolution as the original Master Collection release.
FHD	Displays the game in FHD using an upscaling method different to the original Master Collection release. *1 *2

*1 Results in sharp visuals.
*2 If your monitor can support a resolution that is higher than the resolution selected, then the game will be displayed using the original Master Collection release’s upscaling method at the highest possible resolution available

(C) Movie

You can choose to set in-game movies to their original or higher resolution versions. When selected, some movies will be displayed at a higher resolution.

(2) Supports smoother motion relative to the Nintendo Switch version

• Fixed an issue where sound would not play for certain codecs (Nintendo Switch version)
• Fixed some other minor issues and made other adjustments

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Metal Gear & Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake

• Fixed some other minor issues

Bonus Content

• Fixed some other minor issues

Source: NintendoLife