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PC GamerVery negative

'I find it really sad': Hideo Kojima laments the current state of the videogame industry as companies turn…

Hideo Kojima expressed sadness over the impending end of physical game disc production by 2028, citing concerns for game preservation and player ownership. He worries that a shift towards streaming services could lead to a future where players do not truly possess their digital media, drawing parallels to the current state of the video game industry and its potential impact on other media like movies.

PC GamerPositive

Hideo Kojima's upcoming horror game OD is said to survive Microsoft's culling for the second time now

Despite ongoing major studio and game culls at Microsoft, Hideo Kojima's upcoming horror title OD is reportedly safe. The game, developed by Kojima Productions and published by Xbox Publishing, has survived previous reassessments and continues its development. The project also features collaboration with director Jordan Peele and a notable cast, making it a high-profile title unlikely to be axed.

PC GamerPositive

Even Hideo Kojima is afraid that 'digital data will no longer be owned by individuals' and that access to art…

Hideo Kojima has expressed concerns about the future of digital ownership, fearing that players will eventually lose control over their digital data and access to art. This sentiment is amplified by Sony's reported move towards a fully digital PlayStation ecosystem by 2028, raising anxieties about game preservation and the potential loss of access to purchased content due to external factors like server shutdowns or company closures.

EurogamerPositive

Hideo Kojima's experimental Xbox exclusive, OD, is reportedly safe from Microsoft cuts

Hideo Kojima's upcoming experimental Xbox exclusive, OD, is reportedly safe from recent cancellations and funding cuts within the Xbox division. Despite Microsoft reevaluating its gaming priorities, sources indicate that OD will continue to be published by Xbox. The game, described as a new form of media blending film and gaming, is being developed by Kojima Productions and features involvement from director Jordan Peele.

Gaming BoltNegative

Death Stranding Director is Afraid of the World Going Fully Digital After PlayStation’s Announcement

Hideo Kojima has expressed concerns about Sony's move towards digital-only game releases on PlayStation, fearing that individuals will lose ownership of their digital data. He cited the delisting of P.T. as an example of how digital content can become inaccessible. Kojima's new horror game, OD, is in development for PC and Xbox Series X/S.

Retro GamerVery negative

PlayStation killing discs is bad for everyone, whether you care about physical games or not

Sony's decision to cease production of physical PlayStation game discs in 2028 is a significant loss for consumers, impacting game preservation and the used games market. While digital distribution benefits publishers, the end of physical media raises concerns about long-term game access, potential surveillance pricing, and Sony's complete control over its ecosystem.

Gaming BoltNegative

Kojima Productions’ OD Remains Safe Ahead of Xbox Reset – Rumor

Despite recent rumors of potential studio closures and layoffs at Xbox, Kojima Productions' upcoming horror title OD is reportedly safe. This comes as other studios like Ninja Theory, Undead Labs, Compulsion Games, Double Fine Productions, and Arkane Lyon face uncertain futures. OD remains Kojima Productions' primary focus for 2026.

GamespotPositive

Hideo Kojima’s OD Is Reportedly Safe From Upcoming Xbox Cuts

Hideo Kojima's upcoming Xbox console-exclusive horror game, OD, is reportedly safe from potential studio closures and game cancellations at Xbox. Despite widespread rumors of layoffs and restructuring within Xbox, a source indicates OD remains in development at Kojima Productions and will still be published by Xbox. This news comes as Xbox undergoes changes under new CEO Asha Sharma, with several other studios and games reportedly facing uncertainty.

Retro GamerVery positive

Hideo Kojima is now a Nendoroid action figure, and I feel like he's judging me with that steely stare

The Good Smile Company has released a Hideo Kojima Nendoroid action figure, capturing the game designer's likeness with interchangeable faces and accessories. The collectible figure, priced at $38.99, is available for pre-order and is expected to ship next year. The article also touches on the appeal of Nendoroids and other collectibles.

Gaming BoltNeutral

Death Stranding 2’s Sales Tell a Very Different Story Than Sony Expected

Death Stranding 2 has reportedly sold over 2 million copies across PC and PlayStation 5, a figure considered modest given the game's high production values, star-studded cast, and Hideo Kojima's involvement. While the game has achieved cultural significance and a devoted fanbase, its unique and demanding gameplay loop positions it as a niche hit rather than a mainstream blockbuster for Sony. This analysis suggests that while not a commercial mega-hit, its success as a prestige, auteur-driven title aligns with Kojima Productions' identity and Sony's support for ambitious creators.

FZ.seNeutral

Undersökning - Tredje gången gillt med Indiespelklubben! Vad tycks?

This article discusses the importance of indie games, highlighting titles like Paper Klay and Mina the Hollower. It also touches upon various game releases, remakes, DLC, and hardware news, including updates on Lords of the Fallen 2 and the Nintendo Switch 2.

PC GamerPositive

Big companies told Hideo Kojima he's 'crazy' for making OD: 'it's something that no one has…

Hideo Kojima revealed that major companies rejected his new horror game concept, OD, deeming it too unconventional. The game, co-written with Jordan Peele and published by Xbox Game Studios, is described by Kojima as a new game system unlike anything seen before. Despite initial skepticism from other companies, Xbox leadership, including Phil Spencer and Asha Sharma, supported Kojima's vision for the project.

Last Word GamingPositive

Hideo Kojima Hints at OD Accessibility Features

Hideo Kojima discussed his upcoming horror title OD, revealing plans for accessibility features that will allow players easily scared by horror content to still enjoy the game. He mentioned that the concept for this new game system originated during the development of Death Stranding. Kojima also confirmed that Jordan Peele is involved as a writer for the project.

Retro GamerPositive

Hideo Kojima says his pitch for OD sounded "crazy" to every publisher except Xbox

Hideo Kojima revealed that his pitch for the upcoming horror game OD was initially met with skepticism from most publishers, who considered the concept 'crazy.' However, former Xbox CEO Phil Spencer understood and supported the project. OD is being developed by Kojima Productions in collaboration with horror director Jordan Peele and is described as a unique horror experience that goes beyond conventional scariness.

EurogamerPositive

Xbox is publishing Kojima's mysterious horror game OD because apparently no one else wanted it - they didn't understand the concept

Xbox is publishing Hideo Kojima's upcoming horror title OD, a project that many publishers reportedly rejected due to its unconventional concept. Kojima described OD as a new form of media blending games and film, starring Sophia Lillis, Hunter Schafer, and Udo Kier, with input from director Jordan Peele. Phil Spencer was instrumental in bringing the project to Xbox after Kojima pitched it to numerous companies who found the concept "crazy".

Gaming BoltPositive

OD Existed As a Concept Since Death Stranding 1, New Screenshot Reveals Ominous Details

Hideo Kojima's upcoming horror game OD, developed by Kojima Productions, has a concept that originated during the development of Death Stranding 1. While filming has begun with actors like Hunter Schafer and Sophia Lillis, the involvement of the late Udo Kier remains unclear. The game's premise, beyond "overdosing on fear," and its new game system are still mysteries, though a new screenshot hints at potential callbacks to P.T. and Silent Hills.

Gaming BoltPositive

OD Will Have a System For Players That Are Too Scared to Continue, Says Hideo Kojima

Hideo Kojima discussed his upcoming Xbox-exclusive horror game OD, revealing a system designed for players who might find the game too scary. He also shared that the concept for OD originated during the development of Death Stranding, and many companies rejected the idea as too unconventional. The game is being developed with Unreal Engine and MetaHuman, and is expected to utilize Microsoft's cloud technology.

Retro GamerPositive

Hideo Kojima says OD goes "beyond the limit of 'scariness'" for video games, but if you chicken out there's a system to help you "keep going"

Hideo Kojima stated that his upcoming game OD aims to surpass the scariness of existing video games, incorporating a unique system to help players persevere through intense fear. While details remain scarce, Kojima emphasized his desire to push horror boundaries in this single-player experience, drawing parallels to the fear-inducing nature of P.T. and contrasting it with games like Resident Evil Village and Resident Evil 7 Biohazard.

Retro GamerVery positive

After almost 25 years, Metal Gear Solid 2 players are still finding secrets: "This is the kind of stuff somebody posts on an online forum in 2005 and no one believes it"

Players are still discovering hidden secrets in Metal Gear Solid 2 nearly 25 years after its release, with a recent find on Reddit detailing a specific interaction involving a falling pipe. This discovery highlights the game's intricate level of detail, which continues to impress long-time fans and showcases the enduring legacy of Hideo Kojima's design.

EurogamerPositive

Death Stranding movie director promises we're "not gonna see a lot of jaws getting ripped off" after his gory Robin Hood flick, as preparations for next year's filming continue

Director Michael Sarnoski has stated that the upcoming Death Stranding movie adaptation will honor the game's bleak post-apocalyptic setting but will feature less graphic violence than his previous film, The Death of Robin Hood. Filming is scheduled to begin next year in Iceland and Northern Ireland, with Sarnoski having recently submitted a second draft of the script. Additionally, an animated Death Stranding film is in development with Aaron Guzikowski for a 2027 release on Disney Plus.