Kojima's "back in the field" again & up to something...
Kojima's exploring again. It doesn't seem as high profile as his previous Sony tech tour for his new PS4 game, but he's definitely out. Poking his nose in other people's mocap and hanging about with BFF Mark Cerny. Look:
I'm back in the field! pic.twitter.com/RVMxZGf82EMarch 23, 2016
20th anniversary t-shirt, MLB: The Show banner and a PlayStation lanyard? He's got to be checking out Sony in LA again. Here he is with the Cerninator:
With Mark-san (@cerny) from a secret location. pic.twitter.com/SQaZfwRfl4March 22, 2016
Now, I'm almost certain I've been to that bar which is on the seafront near Santa Monica Pier. That rough location is at least semi confirmed by this shot - those palm trees are totally LA.
Nice weather pic.twitter.com/OqWLB77L1TMarch 21, 2016
This tweet, from his PA Ayako, show's another view of the mo-cap studio. Note the LittleBigPlanet, God Of War and Gran Turismo 5 posters.
Yes, Hideo Kojima is back in the field. Look forward to what's coming the next! pic.twitter.com/sir3dju1f6March 23, 2016
So what's he up to? Clearly testing mo-cap again, but maybe something more specific this time? His previous tour seemed to be mainly fact finding and research so I wouldn't mind betting that this trip is looking into something more specific. That slightly broken English in the tweet from Ayako clearly means 'Look forward to what's coming next!' so he sounds like he's starting to work on something we may well get play. I bet it's like nothing we've ever seen before...
Image credit: @Gendoughnut
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