It took 15 years for modders to find Metal Gear Solid 2’s hidden camera setting, and it’s straight-up better than the original

Dataminers and modders find interesting stuff in old game code all the time, but it’s not often that they find something that could greatly improve the game’s entire experience. Metal Gear Solid 2’s anniversary is a great time to be a fan.

Metal Gear Solid 2 modder Afevis Solmunko announced that he’d found a 3rd-person camera mode no one had noticed was hidden in the game for the 15 years since the release of the MGS2 HD Collection. And he wasn’t even looking for anything. He just stumbled upon it, like a true 25th anniversary miracle.

In case this sounds weird because you remember MGS2 having a third-person camera all along, yeah, but this is a third-person unlocked camera, one that players can freely control around the character. Instead of only working in fixed angles like the camera from the original MGS 2 and MGS 3 releases, it behaves like the camera introduced by Splinter Cell, which inspired the superior MGS 3 re-release, Subsistence, and all the MGS games that came after.

As Solmunko explains, this camera setting doesn’t work in interior areas with tighter corridors, as it would’ve caused the camera to clip through the walls. The fact that it intentionally stops working in those areas specifically, together with development logs recently brought up by fans, gives us proof that this camera was indeed something the developers were tinkering with for the HD release, though it ended up going nowhere, unfortunately.

The good news is Solmunko will tinker with this camera mode further and include it in the MGSHDFix mod, which will allow players to enjoy Metal Gear Solid 2 in its most modernized format yet. As it nears the 25th anniversary of its release, MGS2 has returned to the limelight for a bunch of reasons, one of them being the leak of many of its original assets. Here’s wondering what more we’ll be seeing until Nov. 13.

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We can find nine different Treasure cars spread all around Tokyo in Forza Horizon 6, and some of them are true collector’s items. All new vehicles are available for free, but they won’t be just lying in the open for you.

You’ll need to use picture-based clues to decipher their locations. However, read on to reduce your efforts and find out the exact location of every Treasure car.

How to find all Treasure cars in Forza Horizon 6

The sections below highlight the exact map location of all nine cars. The order in which you find them could be different based on how you’ve been exploring Japan. Unlike Barn Finds, Treasure cars are immediately usable.

Treasure Car 1: 1991 Nissan Figaro

Located right near the Rainbow Bridge in the southern half of Tokyo City, the Nissan Figaro is an absolute classic. There’s only one car park in the region, and the Figaro is parked in it. You’ll want to set the GPS to the road in front of the marked location to find the park.

Treasure Car 2: Dodge Charger GT

The Dodge Charger GT is situated behind the clubhouse in the golf course. Reach the marked spot, and you should find it waiting at the end of the course.

Treasure Car 3: Mazda RX-7

The Mazda RX-7 is located at the only spot in Ohtani where you can find the radio towers. You’ll find the car in a parking lot in the middle of the towers.

Treasure Car 4: Porsche 959

To reach the marked spot, take the road that separates from the main one. You’ll then reach the parking lot where the Porsche will be waiting. You’ll also find the convenience store nearby, which is part of the clue.

Treasure Car 5: BMW M1

The car is located along one of the many railroad bridges you find in this region.

Treasure Car 6: Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III GSR

The car is located near the waterfall. Go to the western part, and you’ll find a dirt road that goes high up the hill. The car will be located on the same mound.

Treasure Car 7: Lancia Stratos HF Stradale

If you reach the marked spot, you’ll find a lodge house located in the mountainous region. The car will be parked next to this house.

Treasure Car 8: Ford GT 2005

If you go all the way to the south of th map, you’ll find the Space Center. If you reach the marked spot, you’ll come across a footpath, with the car located near it.

Treasure Car 9: Nissan Safari Turbo

You’ll find the car located to the north of the wind farm that’s located on the eastern part of the map. This spot is near the Minka House, which you should also check out if you haven’t already.

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