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Kojima Productions Doesn't Need To Make Movies
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Kojima Productions recently announced that it's expanding into film, TV, and music. A multimedia division of the studio has been opened in LA, helmed by Riley Russell, a 28-year Sony veteran.
According to Russell, the idea of this new venture is to "expand the reach and awareness of properties now under development at Kojima Productions." This isn't a surprising move. It's no secret that Hideo Kojima hungrily devours all kinds of media, especially movies, so it makes sense that he'd want to try
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Think of Portal, and you probably think of two things: the maniacal AI computer GLaDOS and that infamous “cake is a lie” meme, now repeated to the point of ad nauseam. But you may also notice Portal’s distinct lack of human bodies other than that of the silent protagonist Chell—and even then you’ll only be able to catch a glimpse of her via strategically placed portals. In other words, she’s effectively rendered invisible, not typically meant to be seen. Even the game’s other playable characters aren’t humans, but two robots named Atlas and P-Body who, when inevitably destroyed and crushed by the various machinations in the Aperture Science labs, would just be reduced to metal scraps to be rebuilt and revived later.
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