This time, sporting a bit of a new look in a recent interview, Kojima has said he sees AI as a boon that can help cut out what he describes as "tedious" tasks, helping developers to lower costs and produce games faster. In an interview with Wired Japan ( h/t Dexerto), Kojima described "a future where [he stays] one step ahead; creating together with AI,"
Eleven years after P.T. was released, the delisted Silent Hills demo is an example of a project that could have become a great horror game if it hadn't been canceled by Konami. Resident Evil 2 and Devil May Cry director Hideki Kamiya counts himself among P.T.'s fans, and he wants Hideo Kojima to make another game like that. And if Kojima won't revisit the horror of P.T., then perhaps Kamiya will tackle it himself.
Folks, it's Friday! We made it to the weekend. But first, before you go off and enjoy the last work day of the week, please read today's Morning Checkpoint. Today, we're talking about The Last of Us TV show, looking at the future of S pace Marine 2, checking out some sales data for Cyberpunk 2077, and learning what Kojima thinks of AI. Someone hit that button again. It's too loud, I can't think.
