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‘Silent Hills’ Reportedly Out Of Production Hell!

Finally some potentially good news! It’s being reported that Kojima Productions and Project Siren will be working on two “Silent Hill” titles after reports say that Hideo Kojima was approached by Sony and Konami. Project Siren is said to be working on a reboot of Silent Hill while Kojima Productions is going to get back to work on Silent Hills, the canceled title everyone was looking forward to after playing the terrifying P.T. that changed first-person horror gaming. Hideo Kojima and Norman Reedus have stated that they were going to be working on another game together, Reedus for those who did not know, appeared at the end of P.T. as it showed that he was going to be a featured character in the game before the cancelation and the messy departure of Kojima from Konami. Unfortunately, the information right now is extremely scarce but other information states that the two games will be PlayStation 5 Exclusives, which will suck if

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Mar 13, 2020
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New Enemies Await In ‘Metal Gear: Survive’

Fans and gamers will return to the stealthy futuristic world of Metal Gear in the first upcoming game since Hideo Kojima left Konami in 2015. Kojima was the father of the Metal Gear series and the next installment of the game Metal Gear Survive will be the first Metal Gear game he was not involved in. Metal Gear: Survive takes place between the games Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeros and Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain that will take players literally to another world. The story is about a group of soldiers who are sucked into a wormhole and transported into another world that’s full of beings known as the “creatures” resembling zombies. Players can play solo with AI teammates or actually team up with other players to survive this open world game with the objective to recovers parts needed to get you and your teammates home. The game will require internet so players can use the microtransactions

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Feb 4, 2018

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‘Silent Hills’ Reportedly Out Of Production Hell!

Finally some potentially good news! It’s being reported that Kojima Productions and Project Siren will be working on two “Silent Hill” titles after reports say that Hideo Kojima was approached by Sony and Konami. Project Siren is said to be working on a reboot of Silent Hill while Kojima Productions is going to get back to work on Silent Hills, the canceled title everyone was looking forward to after playing the terrifying P.T. that changed first-person horror gaming. Hideo Kojima and Norman Reedus have stated that they were going to be working on another game together, Reedus for those who did not know, appeared at the end of P.T. as it showed that he was going to be a featured character in the game before the cancelation and the messy departure of Kojima from Konami. Unfortunately, the information right now is extremely scarce but other information states that the two games will be PlayStation 5 Exclusives, which will suck if

Continue reading →
Mar 13, 2020
Horror Fuel

New Enemies Await In ‘Metal Gear: Survive’

Fans and gamers will return to the stealthy futuristic world of Metal Gear in the first upcoming game since Hideo Kojima left Konami in 2015. Kojima was the father of the Metal Gear series and the next installment of the game Metal Gear Survive will be the first Metal Gear game he was not involved in. Metal Gear: Survive takes place between the games Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeros and Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain that will take players literally to another world. The story is about a group of soldiers who are sucked into a wormhole and transported into another world that’s full of beings known as the “creatures” resembling zombies. Players can play solo with AI teammates or actually team up with other players to survive this open world game with the objective to recovers parts needed to get you and your teammates home. The game will require internet so players can use the microtransactions

Continue reading →
Feb 4, 2018