Look, perhaps it’s up for debate what should and shouldn’t be considered news, but sometimes it’s just nice to talk about cool, successful people doing cool, successful things.
In the case of this post, it’s about the fact that the man himself, Hideo Kojima, just had a sneaky studio from English metalcore band Bring Me The Horizon. Aside from the photos of the Death Stranding creator kicking it with the band being super adorable, it’s also a big deal for BMTH, who are big Kojima fans (going so far as having a song called Shadow Moses that uses part of the ending theme from Metal Gear Solid).
The band are in Japan on tour, so unfortunately this probably doesn’t signal them having to do anything with Death Stranding musically, just Kojima being a cool guy. Check out the photos below:
BRING ME THE HORIZON has visited Kojima Productions. Thanks for the CD and vinyls!🌈🌈🦀🐋🙏🏻🐟☔️💀👶✋😍😍😍 pic.twitter.com/SaxjIIZpiv
— HIDEO_KOJIMA (@HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN) August 15, 2019
Death Stranding releases November 8th for PS4.
Kieron started gaming on the SEGA Master System, with Sonic the Hedgehog, Alex Kidd and Wonder Boy. The 20-odd years of his life since have not seen his love for platformers falter even slightly. A separate love affair, this time with JRPGs, developed soon after being introduced to Final Fantasy VIII (ie, the best in the series). Further romantic subplots soon blossomed with quirky Japanese games, the occasional flashy AAA action adventure, and an unhealthy number of indie gems. To say that Kieron lies at the center of a tangled, labyrinthine web of sexy video game love would be an understatement.
