With 2019 and the release of Death Stranding in the past, Hideo Kojima is ready to think about what he’d like to do in 2020.
The prolific creator of Metal Gear Solid took to Twitter to express his creative wishes for the new year.
You can check out what he said below.
It’s worth clarifying that the original Japanese version of the second tweet also mentions conventional games (or game, as usual Japanese doesn’t include clear indicators for plural and singular) alongside brand new entertainment.
Incidentally, it looks like this is going to be a lucky year for Kojima-san. He did Hatsumode (the first shrine visit of the year in Japanese tradition) and drew an omikuji, which is a written fortune that you can find at local shrines and temples.
The first omikuji drawn during Hatsumode is said to set the tone for the whole year, and it was a “Daikichi,” which means “Great Blessing.” It’s the best result you can get.
We already know that Kojima-san isn’t resting on his laurels and is already working on the concept for a new project.
If you want to know more about his latest work Death Stranding, you can enjoy our review.
Of course, you should also watch the launch trailer, which is as beautiful as it is cryptic, alongside another released recently, and another video about the foundation of Kojima Productions, one in which Kojima-san talks about his inspiration for the game, and one in which explains how he’d like to give players a sense of connection.
The game is currently available on PS4, but if you’d rather have it on PC, it’s coming at the same time on the Epic Games Store and on Steam in summer 2020.
