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Kojima himself has cryptically teased a number of projects in the works, including a new AAA video game, but with Kojima Productions also operating a new film and TV studio, it’s not clear what medium those new projects will take.
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Kojima Productions has not officially announced a sequel to Death Stranding, which was originally released on PlayStation 4 in 2019, and later brought to PlayStation 5 and Windows PC. Polygon has reached out to Kojima Productions for clarification on Reedus’ statement and whether Death Stranding 2 is officially in development.
It now appears that he was indeed speaking about a sequel. Last August, Reedus told Brazilian outlet Adorocinema that he was “in negotiations” for a second Death Stranding - though it was unclear at the time if Reedus was referring to work on Death Stranding: Director’s Cut, which launched in September 2021. If news of a Death Stranding 2 sounds familiar, that’s because Reedus has talked about it before. And then the game came out, and it just won all these awards, and it was a huge thing, so we just started part two of that.” Speaking about landing the role as a post-apocalyptic delivery man in Hideo Kojima’s game, Reedus said in the interview, “It took me maybe two or three years to finish all the MoCap sessions and everything. Reedus also spends quite a lot of time showering in Death Stranding, as well as pooping, but instead of his willy we just get to see an advert for his TV show, below. Speaking with Leo, a men’s style publication, Reedus said, “We just started the second one,” when discussing his work on the original Death Stranding. To read the entire interview, follow the link in the source section below.Norman Reedus, the actor who plays Sam Bridges in Kojima Productions’ Death Stranding, says he’s currently making a follow-up to that game in a new interview. The human interaction you have with this character and you meet other people who are having the same interactions and you are building something instead of breaking something down - there’s elements of horror in there, elements of action and adventure, but there’s also an element of connection.” “As I got to play in it and do these little things, I understood what Hideo is going for. Talking a bit about Death Stranding, Norman said: This is a completely different thing.” “I like the fact that Silent Hills didn’t happen, to be honest, because I’ve gotten such a peek into the way he works and the way he thinks and I’m completely blown away by this guy.” “I was like thank God that didn’t work because this is way better. Norman said that Death Stranding is completely different from Silent Hills, and at first he was bummed that the latter project was cancelled, until he was introduced to the new game he was going to be working on.
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Norman Reedus has never played PT himself, but he knows from his friends who are gamers that it became a cult hit, and that PS4 consoles with the game installed are now worth some money, since the game has been removed from the online store and is no longer available. You stand up and he goes, imagine there’s a thousand dead whales in front of you, and you’re like, ‘What?!’ His mind is on another level. Then freak out because there’s handprints everywhere.
“He would have a plastic baby doll on the ground and want me to cradle it and act like it’s dead. Norman described what it was like working with Kojima: I knew it was going to be a home run right from the get-go.” “I was more excited about that, to be honest, because Hideo came down to San Diego Comic-Con and had an iPad and was showing me some of the graphics he was working on which were just mindblowing. In an interview with website The Hollywood Reporter, Norman Reedus talked about working with Kojima on Death Stranding, PT and the cancelled Silent Hills project.Īfter Kojima left Konami and the Silent Hills project was scrapped, he approached Norman Reedus again to work with him on his new game.
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