Hideo Kojima is back to tease his fans on Twitter, immortalizing himself in a shot while working on the editing of Death Stranding. The new game of the father of Metal Gear Solid, moreover, will make its appearance at Sony’s PlayStation Conference at E3 2018.
“Unlike making games, the editing can be completed only by myself with no stress, and it is refreshing and enjoyable to proceed with my own pace and sense. Only con is that I have to get used to the new machine,” you read in the tweet stated by Hideo Kojima, as you can see at the bottom of the news.
Considering that it lasts less than a month for the E3 2018 conference, we can imagine that Kojima is committing himself to conclude the new assembly of Death Stranding to be shown at the PlayStation Conference in the next month on June 12th, a conference in which Sony will throw a closer look at four of its exclusive: Spider-Man, Ghost of Tsushima, The Last of Us Part 2 and indeed Death Stranding.
According to a clue launched by Geoff Keighley, moreover, it can not be ruled out that Kojima’s new project can also present himself in a playable form, finally revealing its gameplay mechanics. Meanwhile, remember that the same Geoff Keighley will again host his Coliseum at E3 2018.
We leave you with the two tweets published in the last hours by the famous Japanese game director below. Are you excited to see a new advance of Death Stranding in the E3 2018? Tell us in the comments below.
Unlike making games, the editing can be completed only by myself with no stress, and it is refreshing and enjoyable to proceed with my own pace and sense. Only con is that I have to get used to the new machine. pic.twitter.com/Qp0KcsR1zG
— HIDEO_KOJIMA (@HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN) May 14, 2018
When I 1st used the digital edit machine 25 yrs ago, the uncompressed wasn’t affordable & took for hours just to wipe A to B role as temp render. Renting out the studio w/uncompressed edit machine & operator was the only choice. Today you can do real time edit 4K footage at home. pic.twitter.com/rqICqbMa6C
— HIDEO_KOJIMA (@HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN) May 14, 2018
