Hideo Kojima's developer studio apologizes for the lack of news about its future and urges fans to stay tuned for upcoming news
Those responsible for Kojima Productions have remained silent practically since the launch of Death Stranding, their first project after the foundation of the studio led by Hideo Kojima, last November, with hardly any news beyond their next steps after Death Stranding or its absence in the next GDC 2020 before the crisis of the coronavirus. Now, and after apologizing for the absence of news from the studio, Kojima Productions calls on fans to hear about their future soon.
BAFTA Award for Hideo Kojima
Thus, and after knowing that Hideo Kojima will receive a BAFTA award for his creative contribution to the video game industry, Aki, head of communications for the study, has posted on Twitter the following message along with a nice photo: “We apologize for keep silence! I've been very busy lately, and I think I'll be able to say more about what we're going to do soon … ”
This tweet is nothing more than an answer to Jay Boor, new global marketing manager at Kojima Productions, also anticipating news about the studio soon. Although the reaction of the fans has not been expected, speculating on the next announcements of the study in relation to a curious detail of the photo of Aki.
Sorry to be silent everyone! I've been really busy lately ….. I think i can say more soon about what we are going to ….. # KojimaProductions https://t.co/Vr0qPj3DwV pic.twitter.com/BiweDgGC4v
– Kojima Productions (@ KojiPro2015_EN) February 28, 2020
And it is that Aki himself holds a pencil where you can read the word “Pyramid”, something that has not gone unnoticed by Silent Hill fans, who have quickly linked him to one of the most charismatic and frightening characters in the franchise of Konami, Pyramid Head. Is this an indication of the possible return of Kojima to Silent Hill after the failed P.T. project? Only time will tell.
And we remember that Kojima left Konami after publishing the teaser demo of a new and subsequently canceled Silent Hill with P.T. Silent Hills, yes, still owned by Konami.
