IGN goes to Tokyo to study the daily life of Hideo Kojima’s team.
As for Kojima himself, he said that starting the studio a year ago was like building and launching a spaceship. He needed a crew that he knew and trusted to get them into orbit. Now that they’re out in space, he wants people who can help take him to uncharted planets. They’re bringing in folks from the games industry who come from outside of Japan, as well as people who come from completely different mediums like film and sculpture. None of that comes as a surprise, considering the assortment of objects that adorned his office, and it further enforces Kojima’s commitment to continue pushing the medium that he’s helped craft over the past 30 years. As far as what happens after Death Stranding, the team doesn’t have any concrete plans, but is definitely open to the thought of branching out to new mediums.
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Find the full breakdown of the IGN’s trip here.
