In line with the latest images shared on Twitter, it turned out that Sony and Hideo Kojima are collaborating again on the new game project.
Famous Japanese game maker Hideo Kojima new game He’s working on the project and appears to be collaborating with Sony again, as he did in Death Stranding. Kojima was given a prototype of MADO, a teleconferencing technology not yet available to the public, to oversee motion capture work taking place in the US. The Twitter post that Kojima originally made about this prototype revealed a larger detail.
Hideo Kojima carries out motion capture of his new game project at Sony studio
In the image shared by Kojima, it is seen that the studio that he provides remote access to control the motion capture works is Santa Monica Studio, the studio that develops one of Sony’s most ambitious games, God of War. The studio rarely rents out the motion capture workshop to other companies. The latest motion capture of Capcom’s Resident Evil Village game took place in this studio. However, Kojima’s close relations with Sony and his partnership in Death Stranding indicate that he may have signed a joint venture with Sony in the new project.
MADO has been very useful! pic.twitter.com/A4knp90Ikx
— HIDEO_KOJIMA (@HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN) March 16, 2022
Hideo Kojima, known for his Metal Gear Solid series, which he worked for within Konami, rolled up his sleeves for Silent Hills after the production process of Metal Gear Solid V: Phantom Pain, the last game of the series, but after a short time he surprisingly parted ways with Konami. Kojima, who has been working in the game industry for 36 years, was supported by Sony while developing Death Stranding after gaining independence.