That's how I've always seen it.A bit like 'A Spike Lee Joint' and opposed to 'a film by Spike Lee'.
Is there anything wrong with that? It's worked out for him and a lot of other people so far.
Perhaps a little, but not to a flaw imo.
Is there anything wrong with that? It's worked out for him and a lot of other people so far.
I know his hardcore fans can get ridiculous at times but I'm sure there's nobody who legitimately thinks Kojima is fully responsible for his games. You only need to look as far as Shinkawa, who gets close to as much credit as Kojima does, to know that's not true.Not necessarily wrong, plus his hardcore fans absolutely bought into the fact he's an unprecedented genius that is behind every single original idea in his games. Cult of persona is not something I'm a fan of but undoubtedly a lot of people profit immensely from it, and I can't blame them. A million times smaller scale but I remember I was pretty famous in a certain creative game's community and I always tried my best to "sell" my creations by pointing out who I am. Then again those were solo creations, not team efforts.
Man is a true genius, and visionary. We are very lucky to have him!
Yes. Guy needs to step backIs there anything wrong with that? It's worked out for him and a lot of other people so far.
Yep yep. Which was his primary motivation for making Snatcher.A little background info: Konami was a snake-pit even in the early days when he joined. His co-workers said he would never get a game shipped because he lacked the technical skill.
So a lot of this is built on spite.
He had been egocentric forever now, a trait I can forgive long as he keeps delivering.
Sid Meier hasn't been that heavily involved with the games Fireaxis makes for almost 2 decades now.Sid Meier is the same, its about brand recognition and its not a bad thing to do.
Kojima doesn't ?Taro praises the people who actually make the games, like the developers and artists
Yeah fuck this guy doing what he wants to do.
It's weird that some people are kind of trashing him because he does this. Other collaborative forms of art and media can and do regularly get associated with a single person. Director's get the lion's share of the credit (and blame) on films, you can have a "solo" project for a musician where there are other members who play but are not widely known or cared about on the same level. But when Kojima does it it's somehow... worse, just doesn't make sense.
Great, now I'm gonna wake up with morning words and deeds tomorrow.The "Kojima unleashed" that so many people love its the one that actually gave us this.