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Valve boss Gabe Newell set up Hideo Kojima with a SpaceX tour after Death Stranding showcase because "he was talking about how much he wants to go into space"
Valve boss Gabe Newell arranged for Hideo Kojima to receive a tour of SpaceX facilities after Kojima expressed a strong desire to go to space. Emails revealed during a lawsuit show Newell offering to connect Kojima with Elon Musk, who agreed to the visit. Kojima has repeatedly stated his ambition to create games in space.
Thanks to Musk v. Altman lawsuit, it's now public record that Gabe Newell emailed Elon Musk to get his pal Hideo…
Emails revealed due to the Musk v. Altman lawsuit show that Valve co-founder Gabe Newell offered to introduce Hideo Kojima to Elon Musk in 2018. Newell had met Kojima at Valve headquarters to discuss Death Stranding and expressed a desire to help Kojima fulfill his ambition of going to space.
Preorders For The Official Death Stranding 2 Novelization Are Live
Preorders are now available for the official novelization of Hideo Kojima's Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, with the first volume releasing on October 13. The 336-page paperback, penned by Hitori Nojima and translated by Carley Radford, retells the game's story and is available for $19, with an eBook version priced at $11. The novelization draws inspiration from Nevil Shute's 1957 novel of the same name.
Snake Actor David Hayter Doesn't Understand All Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear Solid Story Either
Voice actor David Hayter, known for his role as Solid Snake, admits he also finds Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear Solid narratives confusing. This sentiment suggests that the complex storytelling of the series is not easily understood, even by those deeply involved in its creation.
Metal Gear Solid Snake actor David Hayter didn't understand all of Hideo Kojima's story while recording, but…
Voice actor David Hayter, known for his role as Solid Snake in Metal Gear Solid, admits he doesn't fully understand the complex storylines of the series, even while recording the dialogue. He believes this intricate and sometimes convoluted nature is a defining characteristic of the Metal Gear franchise, contributing to its rich world-building.
PlayStation Legend Says Most AAA Games Hide Their Creator’s Heart
PlayStation legend Shuhei Yoshida commented that most AAA games lack a distinct creator's vision, making them difficult to identify. He highlighted Hidetaka Miyazaki and Hideo Kojima as exceptions whose games clearly showcase their unique perspectives. This sentiment resonates with players who miss the personal touch in modern game development, though challenges like large team sizes and market pressures contribute to this trend.
Metal Gear Solid's Snake actor didn't want to sound like the character Hideo Kojima took so much inspiration from it reportedly nearly got him sued
David Hayter, the original voice actor for Solid Snake in Metal Gear Solid, revealed he intentionally avoided sounding like Kurt Russell's character Snake Plissken from Escape from New York. Hayter aimed for a more weathered voice for Snake, reflecting the character's experiences. Hideo Kojima was heavily inspired by Plissken, even creating a character named Iroquois Pliskin in Metal Gear Solid 2. There were even discussions about legal action over the similarities, though director John Carpenter advised against it.
Hideo Kojima and Dark Souls creator Hidetaka Miyazaki's games have something other AAA titles don't, former PlayStation boss says: "You can tell it's their visions"
Former PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida believes that unlike most AAA titles, games from creators like Hideo Kojima and Hidetaka Miyazaki clearly showcase the developer's unique vision. He suggests that the collaborative nature of AAA development often results in a 'group vision' rather than an individual one, though exceptions exist for proven creators with established fanbases.
Hideo Kojima went to Valve and like a master troll took a photo of himself with 3 Half-Life gravity guns
Hideo Kojima visited Valve's headquarters in Seattle, sharing photos of himself with iconic items like gravity guns and portal guns from the Half-Life series. The visit also brought to light Kojima's past admiration for Half-Life's design and attention to detail, which influenced his work on Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty.
Gaming Legend Kojima Spotted at Valve HQ Sparking Wild Sci-Fi Collaboration Dreams
Hideo Kojima's recent visit to Valve headquarters has ignited speculation about a potential collaboration, with fans dreaming of a groundbreaking science fiction game. The article explores the possibilities, ranging from Death Stranding 2 on Steam Deck to VR experiences with the Valve Index, highlighting the synergy between Kojima's visionary approach and Valve's technological advancements.
Hideo Kojima said Half-Life had a "kind of soul" which Japanese games lacked, and Metal Gear Solid 2 was directly inspired by Valve's classic FPS
Hideo Kojima reflected on the original Half-Life, stating it possessed a "soul" that Japanese games lacked and directly inspired features in Metal Gear Solid 2. He praised Valve's attention to detail and atmosphere, noting how the game's interactivity and environmental destruction influenced his own work.
Xbox boss gifts Hideo Kojima mysterious box and fans reckon it's Project Helix
Hideo Kojima received a mysterious 'Xbox for Kojima' box from Xbox leadership, sparking fan speculation that it is a devkit for Microsoft's upcoming console, codenamed Project Helix. While the box appears too small for a typical devkit, theories suggest it could be a special controller for Kojima's upcoming Xbox-published horror game, OD, or an early gift related to the new console.
Hideo Kojima sparks Xbox Project Helix speculation as he meets execs to pose with a mysterious box – but the reality probably isn't that exciting
Hideo Kojima's visit to Xbox offices and a photo with a mysterious box labeled "Xbox for Kojima" have fueled speculation about Project Helix, Xbox's next console. While fans theorize it's a dev kit, the box's size and Xbox's GDC 2026 announcement about 2027 dev kit shipments suggest otherwise. The meeting also involved Xbox executives Phil Spencer and Asha Sharma, and Kojima also met Master Chief.
Project Helix Speculation Sparked by Hideo Kojima Posing for a Photo at Xbox Offices
Hideo Kojima visited the Xbox offices, posing for photos with Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma and Xbox's chief content officer Matt Booty, sparking speculation about his involvement with 'Project Helix'. While Kojima received a gift box labeled 'Xbox for Kojima', the article notes that development kits for the next-generation console are not expected until 2027. Kojima Productions is currently working on upcoming games OD and Physint.
If you can't get enough Troy Baker in your videogames, here's the good news: he's going to start making…
Prolific voice actor Troy Baker has announced his intention to move into game development, inspired by Abubakar Salim and Surgent Studios. Baker, known for roles in The Last of Us, Metal Gear Solid, and Death Stranding, aims to create high-caliber stories, taking his time to ensure quality. He has worked with industry giants like Hideo Kojima and Todd Howard.
Former Microsoft exec and Blizzard boss completes Death Stranding 2, praises Hideo Kojima's sequel as one "hell of an experience" – even if the first game's story was better
Former Microsoft and Blizzard executive Mike Ybarra completed Death Stranding 2 on PC, calling it a "hell of an experience" with beautiful graphics and sound. Despite his praise for the sequel, Ybarra stated that he believes the original Death Stranding has a better story.
The Last of Us and Death Stranding actor Troy Baker has worked with Neil Druckmann, Hideo Kojima, and many more – Now he wants to create a studio and "tell my own stories"
Actor Troy Baker, known for his roles in The Last of Us and Death Stranding, has expressed his desire to establish his own game studio. Baker aims to leverage the lessons learned from his collaborations with industry figures like Neil Druckmann and Hideo Kojima to create and tell his own unique stories within the gaming medium.
The Last Of Us Star Troy Baker Wants To Start His Own Game Studio, But He Won't Rush It
Actor Troy Baker, known for his roles in The Last of Us and Uncharted, is exploring the possibility of starting his own game studio to tell his own stories. He emphasized a desire to build a trusted team and avoid rushing the process, learning from past industry successes. Baker plans to leverage his extensive experience collaborating with industry veterans like Hideo Kojima and Neil Druckmann.
Indiana Jones and The Last of Us star Troy Baker wants to make his own video game
Voice actor Troy Baker, known for his roles in The Last of Us and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, expressed his desire to develop his own video game. Inspired by developers like Abubakar Salim, Baker aims to leverage his extensive experience working with industry titans to create a story of similar caliber. He is currently in the early stages of discussion, prioritizing quality and a deliberate timeline over haste.
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Voice Actor Wants to Form His Own Game Development Studio
Voice actor Troy Baker has expressed his desire to form his own game development studio, drawing on lessons learned from working with industry giants like Hideo Kojima and Neil Druckmann. Baker aims to tell his own stories and build a trusted team to create new experiences. He cited Abubakar Salim's journey with Surgent Studios and Tales of Kenzera: Zau as inspiration, emphasizing a desire to do things right rather than rushing into development.
