Keeping with the vital but tricky philosophy of ensuring Delta appeals to all, a strong focus has been on the controls. Traditionalists to MGS3 will feel right at home, but there's also an option that will feel natural to modern audiences. So if you prefer to play with a third-person camera on the right stick while being able to move and fire simultaneously via an over the shoulder viewpoint, you've got it.
"Initially our goal was to keep things as close to the original as possible," explains Okamura. "But obviously over the course of 20 years, the way people play games has evolved and changed. So we looked at modern action games to ensure Delta was on par with some of those, so it doesn't detract from the experience."
This definitely had a desired effect on my playthrough of the demo, where the changes to Delta created a satisfying illusion of how I remembered MGS3 controlled even though it wasn't. The transition felt natural, smooth and fun.
that code meaning nothing that deals with black people dealing with racism
or having gay people in it
which is funny because this game has both in it like the breh @Darth Nubian say in his post Sigint codec conversations talk about the 
OG controls it is
If Volgin never fired that nuke the boss would’ve still be alive. I know she was heated bro fukked up the whole operation.