According to an anonymous poster on the popular but perennially sketchy 4chan board, Metal Gear Solid series director Hideo Kojima visited the offices of Infinity Ward today. Why? “To learn” about first-person shooters, allegedly.
The purported Infinity Warder wrote — with accompanying photo “proof” of the visit — that Kojima is working on something in the “FPS genre so he came to us to learn and take details from the team.” It wouldn’t be the first time that Kojima was rumored to have called upon the Call of Duty developer’s FPS know-how.
EGM (and 1UP, natch) ran unconfirmed reports that Kojima was “on tour,” visiting FPS experts like Infinity Ward and Killzone developer Guerrilla Games for some knowledge sharing.
Kojima has also dropped by Call of Duty: World At War developer Treyarch, we hear, a strong hint that the head of Kojima Productions wants to put third-person cameras behind him.
Could this be what “a next Metal Gear is?” Or is Kojima working on another beloved property, Policenauts or Snatcher, possibly?
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Haven’t seen this myself, so it’s rumour for now, but a number of people claiming to have their hands on the latest Game Informer are also claiming to have details on Guitar Hero: Metallica.
Every year, film executives get together and nominate the best scripts they came across that didn’t make it to the big screen by the end of the year. Among 2008’s list of 250 screenplays? GTA: The Movie.
The Spanish language print version of EGM has seen its last issue, according to the magazine’s editorial director Adrián Carbajal. He cites the uncertainty over the English language version’s fate as the cause for closure.
According to reports from the newest issue of Nintendo Power, Ubisoft will be publishing a new four-player fighting game based on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. But it’s who’s developing the title that’s interesting.
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