Hideo Kojima is known for many things—no-nonsense marketing campaigns, unabashed devotion to his artistic vision, and other unique quirks—but perhaps his greatest brand of his legacy is the Metal Gear franchise, which has been dormant for a long time. Now it is Metal Gear Going without the input of Kojima, the father of the franchise himself comes out of the woods with a cinematic spy game for PlayStation, known as Phys.
Almost nothing was revealed about the enigmatic Physbut Kojima admitted that one of his primary motivations for developing it was fan outcry for the new spy game after Metal Gear. They may seem outdated now, at least in terms of graphics and production costs, but when they were first Metal Gear Solid game released in 1998, unlike anything that game fans have seen before: the idea that a game can approach the level of a movie with graphics and atmosphere is something that has not been tested before, and with the new stealth game, Metal Gear Solid become something very special. The franchise will continue to reinvent itself with each release, and while only time will tell how it will fare without Kojima at the helm, its spirit may well live on. Phys.
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Kojima's involvement will make Physint's similarities to Metal Gear hard to deny
Although one should never be sure what to expect from Kojima's game, an espionage game that is, at least in part, an answer to the shortcomings of modern games. Metal Gearmust be felt by long-time fans. Although it's completely different, it's just a fact Phys is a cinematic stealth game meant to be compared to Kojima's previous work—however, it happened in Slanting deathand this game is a unique world Metal Gear.
Kojima's portfolio is growing in variety
If another game director reinvented the old genre, it could be considered backwards, but Kojima has become more versatile in his work over time, which may allow him to avoid these types of assumptions. O.D is shaping up to be a nail-biting horror experience, and Death 2 seems to double down on its predecessor's quirky acting and story, so it's hard to argue that Kojima Productions is getting too narrow in its scope.
If any, Phys should be seen as a return to form for Kojima Productions, allowing the famous studio to return to its roots and play in the same genre that put it on the map in the first place. As mentioned earlier, Metal Gear Solid The game entry is never the same, with each new game jumping in with new mechanics and absurd story developments, so there's no reason to believe that. Phys will be different. Maybe it will be different Metal Gear Solid game, in the sense that it will be a development of the ideas introduced in it Metal Gear Solid 5with X dose.
One thing is certain: Phys will be a very interesting project to watch. It's not just Kojima Metal Gear no more—Slanting death SY O.D will continue to shape his legacy as an artist, and perhaps Phys will be influenced by these new titles. Some can only hope Metal Gear DNA enters the mix as well.
Metal Gear
The Metal Gear series was originally produced by Konami and includes a series of popular characters such as Solid Snake, Liquid Snake, Sniper Wolf, Psycho Mantis, Raiden, and more. The franchise has seen a variety of spin-offs but the main series is a third-person and first-person shooter that has players using a variety of characters throughout a complex and action-packed story.
