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Then it's time to commence the 21 Sacraments.
It's really just the first 3 games.
In B2B relationships money always heals all wounds. If they cut him a check to consult on MGS stuff I'm sure he'd be happy too. Cause there ain't much point staying mad when you got your own new studio that needs money to keep the lights on.
He will attend next year's TGA to show Silent Hill for sure like I expected, the wait will be more a hell than not making the game at all.
Now Del Toro needs to reply "You're making a mountain out of a mole hill." and tie it all together.
Unless he will annoucne his game soon, release it next year and then attend next year's TGA to compete for GOTY which does not sound plausible, so the only way he gonna attend next TGA for a reason will be to annoucne his Silent Hill game teased during this TGA by him, Del Toro and even Toyama and now again by Geoff.
I'll be so happy for all the Silent Hill fans when this is announced but so disappointed on a personal level.
Even it its Kojima, I am never going to play a horror game.
Even it its Kojima, I am never going to play a horror game.
After this tweet and the tease by Del Toro during The Game Awards, I'm fully convinced that its happening now.
Maybe not the Silent Hill I wanted, but rather Kojima and Del Toro than Bloober Team.
We have no reason not to.
Gematsu is a reputable site, and they always have great sources when it comes to Japan.
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Oh well nice! finally a reputable source. Thanks for the info!
To be honest, I don't think the Guillermo Del Toro "tease" really means anything. He was making a jab at Konami for cancelling Silent Hills and it's not even the first time he's publicly done that. Kojima did say something after that about appearing at the next TGA, so I wouldn't be surprised if he's finally working on a horror game and that's why Del Toro decided to drop the snark (he previously tweeted "F#ck Konami" when Death Stranding was announced). But for Silent Hills specifically, I don't think this is the smoking gun you guys think it is, given Del Toro's history of bashing Konami since 2015.
Bloober Team is currently the most likely developer to be currently attached to Silent Hill. If we believe Video Game Chronicle and Eurogamer, then another Japanese developer that isn't Kojima is working on a Silent Hill game. Kojima's Silent Hills (or Kojima being hands-on on any Konami property) is the least likely to happen.
Millie A. Video Game Chronicle. Pretty much every insider that's not Gematsu's one source has debunked it.
One thing's for sure - Hideo's not a real human Breen anymore.
Yeah I'm still not sure on this one. Hopefully it's true tho. I'm not sure Kojima is the right person for silent hill, but I still want someone to make a new one and Kojima working on a horror title is exciting in of itself.
I stopped thinking about this very long ago and now here we are.
Just when I think I'm out they pull me back in.
Just when I think I'm out they pull me back in.
I really have no idea why you all keep doing this to yourself :P Unless you like me and don't tend to take these things seriously then by all means, continue! But it does feel like you all keep setting yourselves up for disappointment time and time again.
Here is my tales from my ass theory.
Konami gave Bloober and M2 the license for them to make a game.
Because Konami is not going to invest alot of money into it.
But the one Kojima is working is more of a PT VR type of game.
Because Sony wants to invest more on VR this time.
And attaching the SH name to it, along with Kojima is far easier to sell the game.
At this point I'm just tired. Even if we do get a new SH, a remake or a remaster it's prolly just going to be rubbish. At this rant my doctor is going to start telling me to avoid hype to keep my blood pressure down.
Silent hill, metal gear, Kojima… it's getting tiresome and boring. Teases like this are ridiculous. If this is why he took down his Instagram it's hilarious.
Gematsu has generally been reliable as a news source, though I don't think they have much of a track record for actual leaks. Personally, I don't think it's accurate here for a variety of reasons and I suspect that the info they have is the same info that's been floating around that largely seems to be bogus.
I dunno. Little too subtle for Kojima. He'd be more like, "My hand is MGS 6 inches long."
Oh I think this is a good take - Kojima has himself mentioned working different scales of games, and a VR Silent Hill project would be a big attraction for PSVR2.
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