How to Annoy Metal Gear's Creator: Ask Him About Project OgreBrian Ashcraft9/03/12 4:45am72EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkRemember when Hideo Kojima jokingly told Kotaku readers to petition Konami so that he didn't have to make Metal Gear Solid anymore? Good times. But as the stunning debut trailer for the newest Metal Gear Solid, the open world game MGS: Ground Zeroes, proves, yes, Hideo Kojima does have to make Metal Gear Solid.
What's Hideo Kojima Doing on the New Z.O.E.? Not Enough.Brian Ashcraft5/28/12 10:00am164EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalink Late last week, Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima revealed a new Zone of the Enders project. Fans of the sci-fi series have been waiting for Kojima to start work on a new Z.O.E. Thing is, he won't be doing much much work on it.
A Look at Some Japanese Video Game Urban LegendsToshi Nakamura4/19/12 8:00am381EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkThe gaming world is often full of myths and urban legends. This week, Japanese mag Famitsu covered a few and shed some light on the validity of some, but not all.
Hideo Kojima Will Make Games Until He Dies. But, His Next One Isn't Wii U.Brian Ashcraft3/20/12 7:20am100EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkMetal Gear creator Hideo Kojima is about to turn fifty. Hard at work on a new game and a new game engine, he sure doesn't seem like he's slowing down.
Metal Gear Creator's Next Game Has an OgreBrian Ashcraft2/24/12 7:10am32EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkHideo Kojima is working on a new game codenamed "Project Ogre". Today, he confirmed on Twitter that the game deals with an ogre (Kojima wrote "oni"—demon or ogre—in Japanese). Yep. [Twitter]
Metal Gear Creator's Next Game is Set In a "Very Open World"Luke Plunkett12/21/11 4:30am137EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkHideo Kojima, creator and curator of the Metal Gear franchise, sure loves a tease. Speaking with CNN recently, he starts to get into details about his upcoming game, then like all good teases do, pulls up short just before you get to the good stuff.