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Eurogamer

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.

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FZ.se

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.

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FZ.se

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.

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IGN

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.

XBOX

XBOX and KOJIMA PRODUCTIONS Expand Partnership to Publish PHYSINT

Xbox and Kojima Productions have expanded their partnership to include the development and publishing of the new action-espionage game, Physint. This collaboration also extends beyond games into film and television projects, aiming to bring new stories to broader audiences.

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Gaming Bolt

Hideo Kojima Shares Reflective Look At “The Time He Has Left” on His 63rd Birthday

On his 63rd birthday, legendary game director Hideo Kojima reflected on the finite time he has left to create games, emphasizing his desire to focus on projects like OD and the upcoming action espionage title Physint. He acknowledged the need to reassess how he uses his time to balance his 'have to do' and 'want to do' lists, while fans anticipate his future works including Death Stranding 2: On the Beach.

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Retro Gamer

Opening Night Live 2026 time and how to watch – Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, The Witcher 3 Songs of the Past DLC, and more have already been confirmed to appear

Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026, hosted by Geoff Keighley, will feature new looks at Final Fantasy 7 Revelation and The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past DLC. The two-hour showcase will also include updates on Silent Hill Townfall, Gears of War: E-Day, and Exodus, airing on August 25th.

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Gamespot

Hideo Kojima Says He’s Aware Of His Mortality As He Celebrates 63rd Birthday

Game designer Hideo Kojima celebrated his 63rd birthday by reflecting on his mortality and the increasing need to balance his 'have to do' and 'want to do' lists. He reaffirmed his commitment to creating games, with projects like Physint and OD in development, and noted that 2026 will mark his 40th anniversary in game development and the 10th anniversary of Kojima Productions.

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Metro UK

Hideo Kojima wants to keep making new video games as he turns 63 years old

Hideo Kojima, celebrating his 63rd birthday, has reaffirmed his dedication to game development, stating he has no immediate plans to retire. He expressed a desire to continue creating games, despite the increasing number of ideas and decreasing time. Kojima is currently working on the horror game OD and the stealth action title Physint, with OD utilizing Xbox cloud technology and Physint being a spiritual successor to the Metal Gear series.

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Eurogamer

"I want to keep pouring my energy into game creation going forward" - Hideo Kojima still wants to make games even at 63

Hideo Kojima, director of Death Stranding and Metal Gear Solid, celebrated his 63rd birthday and expressed his continued dedication to game creation. Despite his age, Kojima stated he wants to keep pouring energy into making games and is looking forward to continued support from fans. He is currently working on projects like the horror game OD and the stealth action game Physint at Kojima Productions.

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Retro Gamer

As Hideo Kojima turns 63, the Metal Gear Solid and Death Stranding creator says "I would like to remain focused on creating games" despite the interest in movies

Hideo Kojima, creator of Metal Gear Solid and Death Stranding, celebrated his 63rd birthday by reaffirming his commitment to game development despite interest in film projects. He emphasized the need to manage his time effectively as he continues to work on upcoming titles like OD and Physint, and acknowledged his 40th career anniversary in 2026.

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Retro Gamer

Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026 predictions: 5 games we'd like to see

This article predicts five games that could be featured at Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026, including potential reveals or updates for Fable, The Witcher 4, Resident Evil Veronica, Hideo Kojima's OD, and Persona 6. It also mentions confirmed trailers for Silent Hill Townfall and Gears of War: E-Day.

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Retro Gamer

Hideo Kojima is a "genius," OD star Hunter Schafer says: "We just did mocap not too long ago"

Actress Hunter Schafer revealed she recently performed motion capture for Hideo Kojima's upcoming horror game OD, calling the experience her first time doing mocap and praising Kojima as a "genius." Schafer also shared her positive experiences playing The Last of Us Part 2 and Journey. This update comes as OD is expected to receive more information around The Game Awards.

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Retro Gamer

Xbox exec tells fans not to "overly fixate on single-player" games becoming console exclusives because…

Xbox's CCO Matt Booty stated that fans should not "overly fixate on single-player" games becoming console exclusives, as the strategy is not set in stone. While titles like Gears of War: E-Day will remain exclusive to Xbox Series X|S and PC, other games, including live-service titles and potentially some single-player games like The Elder Scrolls 6, may launch on multiple platforms.

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PC Gamer

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.

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Eurogamer

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.

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Gaming Bolt

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.

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Gamespot

This Week In Games Was Bad, But Next Week May Be Worse

The gaming industry experienced a particularly bleak week with multiple significant layoffs, studio closures, and price increases. Microsoft's Xbox division saw widespread job cuts, while Sony announced plans to end physical disc production for PlayStation games by 2028. These events, coupled with delays and the ongoing impact of AI discussions, paint a grim picture for the industry's immediate future.

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Metro UK

007 developer suffers layoffs and Blade faces cancellation as Xbox cuts funding

Microsoft is reportedly considering closing at least five studios, including Arkane Studios, which is working on Marvel's Blade, and has pulled funding for IO Interactive's Project Fantasy. These cuts follow Xbox boss Asha Sharma's promise of a company 'reset' and are expected to lead to significant layoffs. While Arkane's Blade is at risk of cancellation due to budget overruns, IO Interactive remains committed to Project Fantasy despite the funding setback.

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Gaming Bolt

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.

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