What Kojima's Sony Visit Means for Future Games
This visit suggests Kojima and Sony maintain a positive relationship despite the publishing split, leaving the door open for future collaborations that could benefit players.
This visit suggests Kojima and Sony maintain a positive relationship despite the publishing split, leaving the door open for future collaborations that could benefit players.
Key points - Hideo Kojima posted a photo at a Sony office on October 16. - Sony decided not to publish Kojima's game Physint after missed deadlines. - Kojima secured a similar deal with Xbox and cast Bill SkarsgĂĄrd. - Kojima's horror game OD is already with Microsoft, starring Sophia Lillis and Hunter Schafer.
Timeline - Recent months: Sony decided not to publish Physint after reported deadline failures. - Days after Sony split: Kojima secured a similarly sized deal with Xbox and announced Bill SkarsgĂĄrd. - A few days ago: Kojima posted more pictures from a presumed separate Sony visit. - October 16: Kojima tweeted a stylish image at a Sony office with LED logo.
FAQ
Q: Why did Sony and Kojima split? A: Sony decided not to publish Physint after the project reportedly failed to meet multiple deadlines.
Q: What is Kojima's new Xbox deal? A: Kojima secured a similarly sized deal at Xbox and announced Bill SkarsgĂĄrd would star in the lead role.
Q: What other games is Kojima working on? A: He has OD, a horror game starring Sophia Lillis and Hunter Schafer, already with Microsoft.
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