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First Screen of the New Kojima Productions Game

Is Kojima working on a new IP, or is this MGS 5? Place your bets now!

As Hideo Kojima continues his press tour to talk about the new Platinum Games rework of Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, he took a little time to tease something new. The Metal Gear creator has a reputation for being cryptic and playful with fans and press alike, so take what you’re about to see with a grain of salt. But there’s a chance that the pictures Mr. Kojima showed on his Twitter could very well be a peek at his next project.

“During a break of global mtg for ‘RISING’, I asked them to come to Kojima Production to check out ‘FOX ENGINE,’” says Kojima. Note that this comes from the official English translation of his Twitter, and some errors are present. A follow-up tweet talks of a “new title” running in the Fox Engine. While the picture looks like a modern war setting and unlike the World War II idea for Metal Gear Solid 5 that he submitted to Konami, it does look a lot like something one would find in a Metal Gear title. The Fox Engine is a new graphics engine developed by Kojima Productions and revealed at E3 earlier this year. Metal Gear Rising was originally going to run on this engine, but has since been moved over to the Platinum Games engine. As of yet, we do not know what the first Fox Engine game will be.

A second picture was shared by Kojima, and it seems to be one of his signature jokes, as he highlights how well the Fox Engine can handle see-through clothing. There’s always the chance that this is a serious comment, however—you never can tell when it comes to Mr. Kojima.

Is this a brand new game from Kojima Productions, or is this the first glimpse of Metal Gear Solid 5? Or, is Mr. Kojima having a laugh? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!


 

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Joaquim Mira Media Manager

12/17/2011 at 10:05 PM Reply | Permalink | Report

It kind of looks like pre-rendered stuff, but for all we know these screenshots could be from a newer console, as in not for PS3 or X360.

Julian Titus Reviews Editor

12/17/2011 at 10:41 PM Reply | Permalink | Report

When they announced the Fox Engine, it was said to be a cross platform engine for PC, 360, and PS3. But yeah, this stuff looks pretty next gen, just like that Unreal Engine "3" Samaritan demo. With the way Kojipro makes games, whatever this is would likely not make it out this generation, anyway.

Joaquim Mira Media Manager

12/17/2011 at 11:07 PM Reply | Permalink | Report

Oh, the Fox Engine is for PC also? Then that explains it.

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