Hideo Kojima is a creator that needs no introduction for any game enthusiast. There is also more and more talk about his new projects. According to recent rumors, the Japanese may develop two games – one for Microsoft and one funded by Sony. The developer is likely to develop an existing IP address.
For several months, unconfirmed reports have reached the public, according to Kojima Productions Working on a production specially developed for the Redmond giant. During a recent podcast, Nick Baker from Xbox Era referenced the referenced information and stated that the developer is not developing a new IP, but an existing brand. However, Insider has not received details indicating whether it will be an exclusive (Xbox) brand or a third-party brand.
Interestingly, the editorial staff of Gematsu recently published a report that there are two games from the Silent Hill series, and one of the teams focusing on this title is Kojima Productions. To develop a new production of the Silent Hill universe, the studio received financial support from Sony,
Some are not convinced that Gematsu’s script is correct, but it has been rumored for a long time that the Silent Hill brand, as well as the Polish Bloober team, is also being developed by a “well-known Japanese studio”. There is no doubt that Kojima Productions is one of the companies that can handle climate related production.
Source: https://gamingbolt.com/kojimas-xbox-game-is-an-existing-ip-rumour
https://gamingbolt.com/kojima-productions-working-on-a-new-silent-hill-game-funded-by-sony-rumour
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