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Kojima’s Physint Dropped By PlayStation, Rescued By Xbox GameSpot Gaming 1 کاتژمێر پێش

Kojima’s Physint Dropped By PlayStation, Rescued By Xbox

Sony has revealed today that it will no longer be working with Kojima Productions on stealth action game Physint , while Kojima announced that Xbox has stepped up to rescue the project. The change in publishers means both of Kojima's upcoming projects are now being made in partnership with Xbox, a departure from his long history of developing games for the PlayStation. PlayStation's official statement didn't say why it chose to end its support of Physint, leaving gamers to speculate on the reasons behind its shock exit. "We continue to have great admiration for Hideo Kojima's vision for the game," Sony said, adding, "we look forward to continued close collaboration with Hideo Kojima and his award-winning independent studio in the future." https://twitter.com/PlayStation/status/2097875212427735146 Kojima posted from his personal account with more details, saying that PlayStation cancelled Physint as of mid-June this year, and the new collaboration with Xbox came as a result of the studio's determination to keep the project alive. https://twitter.com/HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN/status/2097877506401681753 "We're honored that Kojima-san has chosen Xbox to work with Kojima Productions on Physint," said Xbox CEO Asha Sharma in a statement. "His ambition to challenge conventions reflects the kind of creativity we want to support at Xbox." Though it may be surprising after Kojima's long history of collaborating with PlayStation, from his work at Konami to both Death Stranding games, Kojima also has an existing working relationship with Xbox, which is publishing his upcoming horror game OD. Xbox's statement added that its collaboration with Kojima Productions will go beyond these two games, also collaborating "across film and television to bring new stories to broader audiences." Kojima assured fans that despite the change in publishers, development on Physint "is ongoing and will continue moving forward," though the game is still likely in an early phase of development. Kojima has said that Physint will be his return to Metal Gear-like action-espionage games , adding that it would use cutting-edge technology to blur the lines between movies and video games .

Hideo Kojima's Physint now being published by Xbox, as PlayStation severs ties with Kojima Productions and Microsoft steps in to take over Eurogamer Gaming 2 کاتژمێر پێش

Hideo Kojima's Physint now being published by Xbox, as PlayStation severs ties with Kojima Productions and Microsoft steps in to take over

It looks like Hideo Kojima has made some big changes behind-the-scenes with his upcoming "action espionage" title, Physint. The game, which was announced as a PlayStation exclusive in 2024, is now in the hands of Asha Sharma's Xbox, where Kojima will reportedly be a primary focus of her new vision for the platform. PlayStation says it "stepped away from the project" earlier this year, for undisclosed reasons. Read more

Hideo Kojima's Physint now being published by Xbox, as PlayStation severs ties with Kojima Productions and Microsoft steps in to take over Eurogamer PlayStation 2 کاتژمێر پێش

Hideo Kojima's Physint now being published by Xbox, as PlayStation severs ties with Kojima Productions and Microsoft steps in to take over

It looks like Hideo Kojima has made some big changes behind-the-scenes with his upcoming "action espionage" title, Physint. The game, which was announced as a PlayStation exclusive in 2024, is now in the hands of Asha Sharma's Xbox, where Kojima will reportedly be a primary focus of her new vision for the platform. PlayStation says it "stepped a...

Sony Cancels Physint Development, Xbox Picks Up Project Push Square PlayStation 2 کاتژمێر پێش

Sony Cancels Physint Development, Xbox Picks Up Project

Hideo Kojima game now under Xbox's wing.PlayStation has confirmed its decision to "step away" from the development of Physint, the new Metal Gear Solid-esque project from Kojima Productions that was announced a few years ago.In a statement posted to social media, Sony explained: "After careful consideration, we have made the difficult decision t...

Kojima’s Metal Gear-inspired PHYSINT Jumps from PlayStation to Xbox after Sony Walked Away in June and Microsoft Saved It Wccftech PlayStation 3 کاتژمێر پێش

Kojima’s Metal Gear-inspired PHYSINT Jumps from PlayStation to Xbox after Sony Walked Away in June and Microsoft Saved It

This morning brings us rather shocking news on PHYSINT: in a matter of minutes, Sony announced it had dropped its partnership with Kojima Productions on the Metal Gear-inspired espionage IP, and Xbox immediately revealed it had picked it up instead. Sony's decision was communicated through social media, as there's no trace of it on the Official ...

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