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Next Kojima Game Will Make Players Bow To It!

April 12, 2008 in News comments 7

Kojima is working on a new game outside the Metal Gear Solid series. Nothing as of yet is revealed about this game only that it's got nothing to do with the MGS series.

President Fumiaki Tanaka has told us that a formal announcement won't be making it this year too. Although more about the title will be revealed once Kojima completes writing the title's scenario but this won't happen until MGS4 is released and after MGSO gets a huge push.

ITANI via psnathome.com »
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    Chais Apr 12, 08
    Kojima's not going to try to break the PS3 again, is he?
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      StarJet Apr 12, 08
      That is quite possible, seeing as he almost did that with MGS4. And all with his "OMG! BluRay disc not enough for mah game!!!" shit, who knows what he would do?
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        Chais Apr 12, 08
        Shh, we'd best not give him ideas. The last thing we need is for him to try to break the Internet with Metal Gear Solid Online.
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    Miss Razz Apr 12, 08
    Pfft. Why wait for his next game? Kojima wants us to bow to MGS4 first. XD

    He wouldn't be Kojima without that huge ego.
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      Storm* Apr 12, 08
      True, but the difference is that he can back up that rather large ego of his.

      Until I know more details about this game, I'm paying no mind to it...though since Kojima's working on it, I see it as already at least a rent.
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    Kazooieman Apr 12, 08
    Well he's certainly modest!

    If anything the PS3 will blow up if you try to load the game because of it can't contain all the awesomeness! XD
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    jmac353 Apr 12, 08
    I'm just interested in seeing what Genre he goes to. It's super difficult for me to picture him doing anything other than a Tactical Espionage Action game. One thing is for sure, it's going to be cinematic.

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