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Elie Gould

Hideo Kojima is prepared to 'present a new dimension of cinematic adaptation' for the Death Stranding movie, because making games that are 'similar to a movie' isn't enough

Hideo Kojima wearing a Policenauts t-shirt.

Around a year ago, we learned the acclaimed movie studio A24 had joined Death Stranding's film project. At the time, I remember thinking A24 may be one of the only studios out there that could keep up with Hideo Kojima's wild visions, and it seems like I was right because Kojima doesn't want this movie to be your run-of-the-mill videogame adaptation.

"I aim to present a new dimension of cinematic adaptation that goes beyond merely turning a game into a live-action movie," Kojima says in an interview with Variety. I honestly have no idea how Kojima plans to go about this and what going beyond a videogame adaptation means.

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