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Kojima has already found him, scanned him into the game, and then killed him to dispose of the evidence.
Haha but dont you get it phoneman man nakedman metal gearman funni japanese man hahaman WORDS AND DEEDS
He's from a couple of slightly infamous toxic spanish Xbox fangroups in Twitter and FB.
I bet a bunch of people already know lol.
On the game itself, I found it a little weird that, while the woman had a bright flashlight, sure, the camera was also following her with a bright light constantly shining on her. She was even casting shadows from this spotlight, so it's not just that usual protagonist glow. So do you play as the woman in third person, or as Lakitu in first person? Also, was it Lakitu that killed her at the end?
Calling it here:
the mobile game is a game within the actual game. The world of the half naked guy who was filming it or the world of the person watching the half naked guy video is the "real world" of the video game. This "leaked" video is all intentional. Kojima did all of this.
the mobile game is a game within the actual game. The world of the half naked guy who was filming it or the world of the person watching the half naked guy video is the "real world" of the video game. This "leaked" video is all intentional. Kojima did all of this.
ahhh, that's disappointing, i don't want to keep making stupid Naked Phoneman jokes if he's shitty.
well this is pretty much confirmation that the Elle and Shioli game isn't Overdose, right? I mean, it could still be, but it really feels unlikely.
This whole video has a strong Stadia pitch vibe (besides the naked dude). Wouldn't surprise me if even the Margaret Qualley is a placeholder from DS assets.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POconAHU3aE
NEW! Halo 4 Leaked Multiplayer Gameplay (ACTUALLY REAL!!)
Hey everyone this is Halo 4 leaked gameplay! The beginning makes it not look real! The gameplay starts at 1:35!! THIS IS NOT MY VIDEO, it seems too be some ...www.youtube.com
This was the first Halo 4 footage ever shown.
Ahaha. Good god! You can't make this shit up.
good theory I hope there is more to it. it did not look all that fun to be honest just tapping on the screen.
My uncle at Nintendo says that this is just the game, watching other people play a horror game. If you're the one playing the game you get extra points if you successfully scare the person watching you which is referred to as "giving them a horror overdose." The shirtless guy is not the reflection on the phone screen but a ghostly vision of the watcher that the player always sees. The player in this video is clearly playing it for the first time because that was a pretty weak jumpscare and she didn't play it up by screaming on her playercam. They needed the power to do this because the watcher's emotions are graded by an AI that gives you points for scaring someone and takes away points if they laugh and aren't scared.
My uncle at Nintendo knows about the game even though it's not on the Switch because Doug Bowser tried being the watcher and got scared and was too embarrassed by his reaction, being a big villain guy and all, that he decided to reject the game.
My uncle at Nintendo knows about the game even though it's not on the Switch because Doug Bowser tried being the watcher and got scared and was too embarrassed by his reaction, being a big villain guy and all, that he decided to reject the game.
Because when something sounds this crazy, it's actually because of Kojima
Hilarious thing is, "Nakedman" translates pretty easily.
Go one further, you could interpret it as "Naked man = "Naked" to refer to genitalia (their… 'snake').
Snakeman.
Go one further, you could interpret it as "Naked man = "Naked" to refer to genitalia (their… 'snake').
Snakeman.
A mobile game within a "proper" game would fit into Kojima's narrative about this project.
Wasn't that all but confirmed? I swear I saw something about a producer at KJP retweet the 'Who am I' stuff (before the Elle Fanning reveal) with the hashtag #DeathStranding before she deleted it.
Anyway, I wanted Kojima to do a horror game, but not like this. Maybe it'll be better than it looks? I don't think after MGSV everyone envisioned his gameplay mechanics getting simpler and simpler with each game.
I don't see it being a "revolution" really, but from what I guess, it's probably a game two people play simultaneously where one person is playing the survivor, and the other player is carefully triggering the scares to get a reaction out of their character -- not so much the player -- and the player has to carefully navigate the level ensuring their character stays as sane and stable as possible.
You can see the game over screen pops up out of the blue, possibly because the character reached to maximum allotted for failures, in this case being frightened.
If that is the case, then it's effectively a slightly more complicated version of Clock Tower, but multiplayer and likely spanning different mediums. We've seen him talk about Cloud gaming and streaming as well. This is possibly not even a game you need to install per se.
It could be something truly special, or it could just be another evolutionary cul-de-sac in the games industry. Whatever it is, I'm sure it'll be at the very least interesting to ponder about and explore like all of his games are.
Me: *reads OP* What do you mean naked?
...Oh, I see.
Also, interesting that this appears to be a type of mobile game.
...Oh, I see.
Also, interesting that this appears to be a type of mobile game.
I think it could be the opposite. In an interview, Kojima once commented that with horror movies, anyone can watch because they can just close their eyes at the scary parts and the movie keeps going. But a horror game is interactive and depends on the player to progress.
I think this new "medium" could just be some form of spectating people playing the horror game with the power of the cloud, along with some form of interaction. Maybe like a Supermassive type game except each character is a real life player and your interactions are less direct.
Just speculating here though.
Edit: Quoted wrong person.
There's been a game that kind of does this; very old. It was called Daylight and it featured direct Twitch chat integration, whereby people could type in specific commands in your chat and provided the cooldown is obeyed, it would cause noises or things to happen -- because the levels were procedurally generated, playthroughs could then diverge massively.
I've always wanted to see something that takes that concept and runs with it more.
Naked man is actually an unannounced game console. There's one Joycon you have to shake and stroke in order to turn it on, and the system recognizes and logs in specific player profiles based on how you suck it. If you drop the console it takes a shit on the floor so be vary careful as there's no warranty.
It's pure history of the Internet, it's so incredibly absurd that shit happened we have to cherish it forever lol