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Hideo Kojima Says Upcoming Xbox Horror Game OD Has a Special System for People Who Are Too Scared to Keep Playing
Hideo Kojima revealed that his upcoming Xbox horror game, OD, features a unique system designed for players who find the game too frightening to continue. This mechanic aims to accommodate players with lower tolerance for horror elements.
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.
Stephen King has big praise for new Apple TV show, but it's not Widow's Bay: "It's like Hitchcock…
Author Stephen King has praised the new Apple TV show "Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed," comparing it favorably to the works of Alfred Hitchcock and highlighting Tatiana Maslany's performance. While also mentioning "Widow's Bay," King expressed a stronger preference for "Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed," which he described as better than "Widow's Bay." The article also notes positive comments from Hideo Kojima and Guillermo del Toro regarding "Widow's Bay."
The Internet Seems To Have Found A Very Familiar Face In Baldur’s Gate 3
Players have discovered a character in Baldur's Gate 3's title screen that bears a striking resemblance to Geoff Keighley, host of The Game Awards and Summer Game Fest. Keighley himself acknowledged the resemblance, while Larian Studios humorously referred to the NPC as 'John Larian'.
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.
Widow's Bay is an early contender for show of the year, and the devastating finale sets up more horrors for season…
Widow's Bay, an Apple TV+ series set in a seemingly charming but cursed New England island town, is being hailed as a contender for show of the year. The series masterfully blends horror and comedy, earning praise from industry figures like Guillermo Del Toro and Hideo Kojima for its unique tone and compelling narrative. The season finale sets the stage for more supernatural horrors in a confirmed second season.
Death Stranding director says the film adaptation has "a lot of action and excitement," but the violence is restrained: "You're not gonna see a lot of jaws getting ripped off"
Director Michael Sarnoski stated that the upcoming live-action Death Stranding movie will feature significant action and excitement, but with restrained violence compared to his previous film, The Death of Robin Hood. While the game's world is brutal, the film's violence will focus on exploration and understanding the world rather than explicit gore. Hideo Kojima is involved as a producer, and the film is described as a cinematic experience rather than a direct game adaptation.
World of Warcraft’s Midnight Revelations content update goes live today – here’s the trailer
The latest content update for World of Warcraft, titled Midnight Revelations, is now live. This update introduces new mini-zones, Naigtal and Val, where players can uncover secrets of the Amani trolls. It also features the single-boss Sporefall raid, seasonal events, and turbulent timeways.
Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, and Street Fighter are still going strong because their direction is no longer "tied to the ideas of a single creator," Capcom exec says
Capcom's President and COO Haruhiro Tsujimoto stated that the company's success with series like Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, and Street Fighter is due to a shift away from single-creator driven development towards a team-based approach. This allows franchises to continue even if original creators depart, contrasting with series like Metal Gear Solid which have been heavily reliant on Hideo Kojima. Capcom aims to nurture all its titles, including Devil May Cry, with this collaborative development model.
Capcom Says Betting On Teams Instead Of Visionaries Changed The Company
Capcom attributes its recent success to a shift from individual-driven development to a team-first mentality. This change, implemented after examining responsibilities to shareholders, involved rebuilding titles from the ground up with a team-based approach, leading to significant transformation despite potential temporary sales dips. This strategy contrasts with creator-driven games, which can be tied to the ideas of a single person.
Death Stranding movie won’t retell the game, director confirms
Director Michael Sarnoski confirmed that the upcoming A24 film adaptation of Death Stranding will be an original story set within the game's universe, rather than a direct retelling. The movie will explore the series' core themes of connection and isolation with new characters and locations, while staying true to the established world. Hideo Kojima is involved in the development process, providing feedback on the script.
Hideo Kojima shares big praise for Apple TV's surprise hit Widow's Bay
Game developer Hideo Kojima has praised the Apple TV+ series "Widow's Bay," calling it incredibly good and binge-worthy with excellent pacing and a perfect balance of horror and humor. He recommended the show to fans of Stephen King and horror, comparing it to "Jaws" and "Twin Peaks." Kojima's positive review was influenced by a recommendation from Guillermo del Toro.
Summer Games Week: The Biggest Reveals, Interviews, And Features
Summer Games Week, the successor to E3, concluded with numerous reveals, interviews, and features from various showcases like State of Play and Summer Game Fest. GameSpot covered a wide array of upcoming titles, including Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, Resident Evil: Veronica, and Gears of War: E-Day, providing previews and in-depth articles.
The 9 games we're most excited about after Summer Game Fest's showcase bonanza
Following Summer Game Fest, PC Gamer staff have highlighted nine highly anticipated games, including Persona 6, Alien: Isolation 2, and Guild Wars 3. The list showcases a diverse range of genres and developers, reflecting the broad appeal of the event's announcements.
Evening Reading - June 10, 2026
This edition of Evening Reading covers various gaming news, including updates on Among Us Story: On Guard, Alien: Isolation 2, Pokemon Pokopia, Halo: Campaign Evolved, and Saw: Genesis. It also mentions Steam discontinuing physical gift cards, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma's statement on restructuring, and new game announcements for Minecraft Dungeons 2 and Resident Evil Veronica. Additionally, it highlights Bradley the Badger being published by Focus Entertainment, Geoff Keighley and Hideo Kojima reuniting at Summer Game Fest, and Floyd Norman receiving an honorary Oscar.
Here’s Why Everyone Is Talking About Hideo Kojima And Geoff Keighley’s “Divorce”
Speculation arose online about a falling out between game director Hideo Kojima and The Game Awards host Geoff Keighley, fueled by their perceived lack of interaction on social media and at industry events. The "divorce rumors" intensified with social media posts and fan reactions, but the pair have since shared posts of their reunion, putting an end to the speculation.
Death Stranding movie director Michael Sarnoski says we may see some characters from the games despite the adaptation being "very much its own thing"
Director Michael Sarnoski is currently writing the script for the Death Stranding movie adaptation, which he describes as "very much its own thing" but may include characters from the games. Sarnoski praised Hideo Kojima's deep knowledge of cinema during their collaboration on the project, which is being developed by A24.
Death Stranding Movie’s Script Is “Almost Done,” Director Says
Director Michael Sarnoski has stated that the script for the upcoming Death Stranding movie, produced by Hideo Kojima and A24, is "almost done." Sarnoski is writing the script and has received revisions from Kojima, aiming to capture the game's essence with new characters. While Norman Reedus is open to reprising his role, details on cast and release date are still pending.
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This article discusses internet speculation surrounding the perceived 'divorce' between game industry figures Hideo Kojima and Geoff Keighley. It explores the online discourse and theories about their relationship status and professional collaborations.
Death Stranding movie director reveals Hideo Kojima's reaction to his script
Director Michael Sarnoski has provided an update on the Death Stranding movie script, stating that Hideo Kojima is very pleased with its progress. Sarnoski is currently finalizing revisions with Kojima and A24, aiming to create an original story within the game's universe that honors the source material while introducing new characters. While not a direct adaptation of the games, Sarnoski has not ruled out the possibility of familiar characters appearing.