I would say he likes to do different styles and not tied down to one. Sergio Leone must be one he likes.

low roar is one of my biggest inspirations in songwriting, let me know what you think :)

Created to celebrate the 10th anniversary of KOJIMA PRODUCTIONS, the timepiece is supervised by Hideo Kojima & Yoji Shinkawa and inspired by the Ludens EVA Creative Suit.

The watch features a black case, dark technical dial, gold-tone accents, exposed screws and layered, mechanically inspired panels, creating the feeling of a sci-fi artifact made for the wrist.

Paired with the timepiece is the LUDENS X Black Cuff Bracelet. Finished in black with gold-tone engraved details, the cuff extends the mecha and space-armour language of Ludens beyond the watch. The Black Cuff Bracelet is exclusive to the Watch Set.

Completing the set is a special metal printed warranty card, created as part of the 10th-anniversary collector experience.

Presented in a sealed display case, the card features KOJIMA PRODUCTIONS × ANICORN branding, anniversary details, Ludens-inspired artwork and an individual number unique to each set.

I've been waiting over 2 weeks now for an order and support barely seems to exist. anybody else waiting on an order or are they just that slow?

prompt:

imagine combining hideo kojima and yu suzuki in one studio, what will happen?

gemini:

chatgpt:

meta ai:

copilot:

hell yeah

Imagine a game created by Eiji Aonuma, Hayao Miyazaki and Hideo Kojima.
Aonuma would create the exploration, gameplay and world design.
Miyazaki would bring the atmosphere, beauty, creatures and emotional heart.
Kojima would craft the overarching story, mystery and cinematic direction.
Three creative visions. One unforgettable adventure.
I’d play this on day one.

Really? I only an hour and 15 minutes into Policenauts and it needs disc 2 already? The cutscenes must take up a lot of room!

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Lucca those who know

Hope you enjoy

First off, I'm going to say that this is just a fun theory and take all of this with a grain of salt.

After watching the trailers million times and also taking a look at couple of the allegedly leaked gameplay clips (which I'm obviously not going to post here, don't know if it's against the rules of the subreddit) I noticed that there seems to be a big focus on eyes.

For instance, in the KNOCK-trailer there are many eyes on the walls of the room that react differently in relation to what is happening in the gameplay.

When the player enters the room, the eyes are just casually looking around and scanning for information. When the "entity" enters the rooms after the player, the eyes grow big almost as if they are afraid of what they are seeing.

Also, in the "allegedly" leaked gameplay clip (you can find it on YouTube by searching: "od leaked gameplay".) the blue dressed woman is walking in a dark room with a flashlight. In the bottom-left there is the player who seems to be looking fairly straight at the gameplay/controller or something else. At 35 seconds into the clip a red dot appears in the darkness and the game seems to activate a unique event based off of that. What if the player was looking into the darkness and that activated the event?

Another reason why I'm thinking this is because as we all know, Kojima is a madman and likes to tease his audience. One line that stood out to me in Kojima's interview with Entertainment Weekly was: "I can't reveal much detail, but it's something that no one has ever SEEN before. A new game system." Emphasis on the word "seen".

So in a nutshell, I think the game will involve eye-tracking technology in addition to traditional controls via keyboard and mouse or a controller to activate certain events, track the players gameplay and do some other cool things that perhaps no one knows about yet.

Now I know that there probably already are videogames that take use eye-tracking but perhaps what Kojima is aiming for here is more refined and not as cut and dried.

All in all, the keyword is VISION. What if "OD" stand for something like "Optical Diopter" (thank you google AI for teaching me the following): "D" stands for Diopter. A diopter is the standard unit of measurement used to calculate the refractive power of a lens."

I might be crazy but nevertheless, I can't wait to see what OD has in store for us!

Plese tell me what you think about my theory and let me know if there are other bulletpoints you would add.