Kojima Teases Death Stranding 2 Release, Hints at Avoiding GTA 6 Showdown
Kojima Productions and Sony are playing a delicate game with Death Stranding 2 and avoiding clashing with the release of Grand Theft Auto 6.
Kojima Productions and Sony are playing a delicate game with Death Stranding 2 and avoiding clashing with the release of Grand Theft Auto 6.
Like Spider-Man: The Great Web, Silent Hills, which was teased in the horror game P.T., was canceled despite the great potential it showed.
It's rare for developers to trademark their in-development game's working title but, then again, this is Hideo Kojima we're talking about.
To be honest, the biggest surprise is Hideo Kojima didn't use the name "Mission 51" out of spite following his messy divorce with konami.
It's not so often that spiritual successors surpass their predecessors but with Hideo Kojima, all things are possible.
Physint will be Kojima Productions' next AAA project after the release of Death Stranding 2 on PlayStation 5 in 2025.
Yes, the sequel to Kojima Productions' debut title has a name, and we dare you to make sense of it and its delightfully disturbing trailer.
19 years ago, Hideo Kojima worked on a game that's completely different from anything else on the market at the time and since.
Hideo Kojima has gone from leaving Konami and renting studios from Metal Gear fans to working on multiple projects as an indie studio at once.
Somewhere out there, Metal Gear fans are taking this as a sign that, someday, Kojima will come back to finish what he started.
The official X account for the awards show replied to a cryptic tweet by Hideo Kojima showing mixing equipment.
Just to make it clear, we're not complaining at all if this is indeed the case but Sony may want to properly schedule their showcases.
A recent photo showing Keanu Reeves with Norman Reedus is sparking speculation about another celebrity cameo in Death Stranding 2.
The video game auteur saw the beauty in the "isolation and fragmentation" resulting from the global pandemic that lasted for over two years.
Producer Allan Ungar teases "some very exciting news" about the highly anticipated live-action adaptation of the PlayStation exclusive title.
However, the irony of Paul Eiding's stance against the use of AI hasn't been lost among the series' long-time fans.
The open-world action-adventure game was apparently meant as a mish-mash of iconic titles to pay tribute to video game history.
Apparently, Metal Gear Solid 4 could''ve come to the Xbox 360 and there actually existed a working version of the game on the Xbox console.