Hideo Kojima Says Xbox Exclusive OD Is “A Bit Risky”

Last year at The Game Awards, Hideo Kojima unveiled a chilling new horror game titled OD, which is set for release by Xbox Game Studios. The debut trailer showcased an eerie ambiance, introduced actors expected to star in the production, and hinted at a ravenous purple dinosaur through cryptic dialogue. Although specifics about the game are still scarce, Kojima provided some insights into the project during a recent interview with Variety. The discussion primarily revolved around Death Stranding 2, but Kojima mentioned his intention to explore fresh territories in addition to the PS5 sequel. This ambition gave birth to this venture, which Kojima perceives as somewhat daring.

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Photo Mode Revealed

As a devoted fan, I must share my excitement about the tantalizing glimpse we got of Death Stranding 2: On the Beach from Kojima Productions. Although it didn’t delve into extensive exploration or combat gameplay, they unveiled something equally captivating – the addition of Photo Mode! This feature allows Sam to engage in a fun and unique photo shoot with his fellow Drawbridge members, capturing those precious moments through a Polaroid camera.

Silent Hill 2 Copies Seem to Have Leaked Ahead of Release

Ahead of its October 8th release date, it appears that a fortunate fan has managed to snag an early copy of the remake of Silent Hill 2 for the PlayStation 5. As reported by Reddit user ConflictConscious665, someone they know has acquired the game and has already delved into it. Although the method used to obtain the game remains unclear, the user has shared some evidence in the form of screenshots. The initial screenshot displays the player’s gaming time and progress, along with their current position within the game.

It’s Your Last Chance to Stream The Super Mario Bros. Movie on Netflix

In 2023, The Super Mario Bros. Movie ruled the box office and made a significant impact on streaming platforms for most of 2024. This Illumination production was added to Netflix’s streaming library in December and has been a top-performing title since then. However, after spending several months on the service and an impressive 20 weeks on the global Netflix Top 10 list, unfortunately, The Super Mario Bros. Movie will be leaving Netflix in the near future.