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Hideo Kojima's Horror Game OD Rumored to No Longer Be an Xbox Game
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News from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. Although Death Stranding 2 has just arrived, Hideo Kojima does not take a break. The iconic Japanese creator is already fully involved in the development of OD (his new horror game alongside Microsoft) and Physint, an ambitious action project with film elements that promises to be one of his biggest works. But the most interesting thing is what comes next, as Kojima wants …
Hideo Kojima Teases Retirement From Games After Next Two Projects
See full bio Avinash Jaisrani At Tech4Gamers, I contribute as a News Reporter, combining my skills and gaming enthusiasm to keep our audience updated on the latest developments. See full bio Story Highlight Hideo Kojima has shared plans to work on a movie after his next two games. The director is currently busy with OD and Physint, which will take at least five more years. Because of his age and development timelines, the two projects could be…
As you already know, the Xbox news of the last few days is far from being fixed. Many games have been cancelled and the studios are violently affected by budget cuts or worse by numerous layoffs. Everwild, Blackbird (the MMORPG of Zenimax), Forza Motorsport (for a final stop of the series, a priori) or Perfect Dark (as well as his studio, The Initiative), all these games paid for Microsoft's decisions that turned resolutely to the AI (and the ma…
After Microsoft announced numerous layoffs and project cancellations, the gaming area was particularly affected, which worries many fans, as it stands for other Microsoft projects. A project that fans are worried about is OD. The title comes from Kojima Productions and is created in collaboration with Xbox. However, according to current reports, the project should not be affected by the layoffs and the development should continue. more
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