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PlayStation Dropping Physint Has Fans Trying To Figure Out What Went Wrong
Sony has reportedly dropped Hideo Kojima's upcoming game Physint, leading to the project being picked up by Xbox and Microsoft for publishing. This decision has drawn criticism from fans and industry observers, who question Sony's strategy after investing in Kojima Productions. Physint, a spiritual successor to Metal Gear Solid, is now expected to have a longer development cycle.
Spyro: A Realm Beyond devs tease an area that "captures the charm and wonder" of the sequel for the…
Toys For Bob has revealed concept art for Arcadian Vale, an area in the upcoming game Spyro: A Realm Beyond. The developers describe the lush landscape as capturing the charm and wonder of Spyro's new adventure, featuring crumbling ruins and natural beauty. This marks Spyro's first full new game since 2008.
Former PlayStation boss sounds just as surprised as everyone else that Sony let Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear successor…
Sony Interactive Entertainment has canceled its collaboration with KOJIMA PRODUCTIONS on Hideo Kojima's upcoming stealth game, Physint, allowing Xbox to pick up the project. Former PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida expressed surprise at the decision, which follows Sony's controversial announcement about phasing out physical discs. Despite the setback, Kojima confirmed Physint's development is ongoing.
Sony tries to cancel Hideo Kojima’s Physint game but Xbox has saved it
Sony has reportedly cancelled its publishing deal for Hideo Kojima's upcoming action-espionage game, Physint. Xbox has stepped in to fund and publish the title, which is seen as a spiritual successor to the Metal Gear Solid series. This move positions Xbox as a savior for Kojima's project after Sony's withdrawal.
Hideo Kojima spy action game Physint switches publishing allegiance from PlayStation to Xbox, probably increasing the chances it'll hit PC
Hideo Kojima's upcoming action espionage game, Physint, has switched publishers from PlayStation to Xbox. PlayStation initially informed Kojima Productions they planned to cancel the project, leading to a three-month search for a new partner. Xbox will now publish Physint, increasing the likelihood of a PC release, though the move also brings awareness to ongoing boycotts against Microsoft.
Physint goes from PlayStation to Xbox as Sony "unexpectedly" drops Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear Solid…
Xbox has announced it will publish Hideo Kojima's upcoming action-espionage game, Physint, after PlayStation unexpectedly canceled the project. Kojima stated that PlayStation Studios informed him of the cancellation in mid-June, prompting a three-month search for a new partner, which led to the collaboration with Xbox. The article also touches on Sony's recent strategic decisions and Xbox's own challenges.
Hideo Kojima Jumps Ship With Xbox Deal
Xbox has announced a new publishing deal with Kojima Productions for Hideo Kojima's upcoming action-espionage game, PHYSINT. This comes after Sony Interactive Entertainment reportedly canceled its partnership with the project. The deal expands an existing relationship between Kojima Productions and Xbox, who are already collaborating on the horror experience OD.
Xbox replaces Sony as Physint publisher, boosting chances of PC release
Hideo Kojima's upcoming game, Physint, has switched publishers from Sony Interactive Entertainment to Xbox. This move, announced by Kojima Productions, significantly increases the likelihood of a PC release for the title, which is still estimated to be five to six years away from launch.
Hideo Kojima's Physint now being published by Xbox, as PlayStation severs ties with Kojima Productions and Microsoft steps in to take over
Hideo Kojima's upcoming game, Physint, has shifted publishers from PlayStation to Xbox. PlayStation stated they "stepped away from the project" for undisclosed reasons, while Xbox expressed honor in supporting Kojima Productions. This move comes after Physint was initially announced as a PlayStation exclusive, and Kojima confirmed development is ongoing.
Sony ville lägga ner Kojimas spionspel Physint, så nu samarbetar han med Xbox
Sony has reportedly cancelled its partnership with Hideo Kojima's Kojima Productions for the tactical spy game Physint. The project will now be developed in collaboration with Xbox, which will also publish the game. Kojima aims to redefine the action-spy genre with Physint, which is expected to take several years to develop.
Sony ville lägga när Kojimas spionspel Physint, så nu samarbetar han med Xbox
Hideo Kojima's upcoming tactical spy game, Physint, will now be published by Xbox instead of Sony Interactive Entertainment. Sony's PlayStation Studios reportedly canceled their involvement in the project, leading Kojima Productions to seek a new partner. Physint is envisioned as a spiritual successor to Metal Gear Solid and aims to redefine the action-spy genre.
PlayStation tried to cancel Hideo Kojima's Physint, now Xbox is publishing it
Hideo Kojima's upcoming game, Physint, will now be published by Xbox after PlayStation Studios attempted to cancel the project. Kojima Productions is moving forward with the 'tactical espionage action' title, which Kojima described as "both a game and a movie at the same time."
Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear Solid Spiritual Successor Physint Will Now Be Published by Xbox Instead of Sony
Hideo Kojima's upcoming game Physint, considered a spiritual successor to Metal Gear Solid, will now be published by Xbox instead of Sony. This partnership also includes the horror game OD and expands to film and television projects.
Hideo Kojima is "envious" of 21-year-old Backrooms director: "I made Metal Gear at 23 – but A24 didn’t get in touch with me until I was about 59"
Hideo Kojima expressed envy towards 21-year-old director Kane Parsons for his success with the film Backrooms, noting the age difference and the opportunities available to young filmmakers today. Kojima, who directed Metal Gear at 23, reflected on his own career path and his current work adapting Death Stranding for film with A24.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword’s Combat Is Doing A Lot of Heavy Lifting
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is a strong revival with excellent combat mechanics, but its surrounding elements like story and exploration fall short. While the game's combat, including Issen and parrying, is universally praised and contributes to memorable boss fights, the hub world and side quests lack variety and depth. Despite these shortcomings, the game is considered a worthy return for the series, with its core gameplay loop being its greatest strength.
Treasure of Usas - An MSX and MSX2 Konami game arrives on the Amiga via Hoffman
The classic Konami MSX2 platformer Treasure of Usas has been ported to the Amiga by developer Hoffman. This near 1:1 port is designed to run on a standard Amiga 500 and features a 50/60Hz upgrade for smoother gameplay. An enhanced edition with overhauled graphics and sound is planned for the future.
2026 is the best year ever for video games and GTA 6 isn’t even out yet - Reader's Feature
A reader argues that 2026 will be the best year for video games, despite industry challenges, citing a packed release schedule including titles like Grand Theft Auto 6 and Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered. The author highlights numerous anticipated games across various genres and platforms, suggesting a peak in gaming quality.
Diskutera – Mest minnesvärda bossfighten?
This discussion explores what makes a boss fight memorable in video games, considering factors like frustration, joy, music, game design, and timing. It highlights iconic examples such as Sephiroth in Final Fantasy VII, Psycho Mantis in Metal Gear Solid, Ornstein and Smough in Dark Souls, Bowser in Super Mario games, and Nemesis in Resident Evil 3, questioning whether epic final bosses or challenging mid-game encounters leave a lasting impression.
Hideo Kojima intentionally designed Metal Gear Solid's box art to look confusing and grab attention, but stores…
Hideo Kojima intentionally designed the Japanese box art for Metal Gear Solid to be vertical to pique customer curiosity, though some retailers displayed it horizontally. The article also mentions other games with unique box art, like Phalanx on SNES, and notes that the US typically received different artwork than Japan and Europe.
Quiz: Vad kan du om bossar?
This article discusses which game series features the best boss fights, posing the question to readers. It presents poll results showing Elden Ring and Soulsborne games as the top choice, followed by God of War and The Legend of Zelda.
