Kojima Productions will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a livestream event called Beyond The Strand, where they are expected to reveal updates on future projects including OD, a horror game in partnership with Microsoft and Jordan Peele, and Physint, an early-stage project with Sony. The event may also hint at other ventures like a Death Stranding movie or new media projects, but no major reveals are guaranteed.
Kojima Productions is celebrating its 10th anniversary with an event in Tokyo on September 23rd, featuring guest appearances and a preview of upcoming projects, including potential reveals for OD, Physint, and updates on Death Stranding 3, though Kojima has indicated he won't be directing the sequel himself.
Hideo Kojima will celebrate the 10th anniversary of Kojima Productions with an event in Tokyo on September 23, 2025, where he is expected to reveal glimpses of future projects, including the horror game OD in collaboration with Microsoft, while the status of his PlayStation game Physint remains uncertain.
Kojima Productions will host a special event called ‘Beyond the Strand’ on September 23 in Tokyo to showcase upcoming projects, including new games and collaborations, ahead of the Tokyo Game Show, with live streaming and guest appearances planned.
Naughty Dog studio head Neil Druckmann has confirmed that the developer will not be exclusively focused on The Last of Us series forever, revealing that multiple single-player projects are currently in production. Despite this, a concept for The Last of Us 3 exists, suggesting another installment may come in the future.
Actress Melissa Barrera opens up about being let go from the Scream franchise, expressing gratitude for the support she received and discussing her next project, Abigail. Despite the fallout, Barrera hasn't ruled out a return to the franchise in the future and is focused on using her platform for good while looking ahead to upcoming projects.
Dave Burd, also known as Lil Dicky, is taking a break from his FX comedy "Dave" after three seasons to focus on music and other ventures. FX has confirmed that there are no current plans for a fourth season, but they are open to potential future projects with Burd. The show, which garnered a dedicated fanbase and featured notable guest stars, has received accolades and critical acclaim. Burd recently released his sophomore studio album, "Penith," which also serves as the soundtrack for "Dave."
The co-founders of Supermassive Games, Pete and Joe Samuels, have stepped down from the company after 15 years, with Pete citing health reasons for his departure. The new CEO, Robert Henrysson, expressed excitement about leading the studio and continuing its success. Supermassive Games is currently working on projects such as a Dead by Daylight single-player spin-off, Little Nightmares 3, and Direective 8020.
Capcom has confirmed that the Ace Attorney series will continue despite the company's involvement in other projects. Kenichi Hashimoto, the producer behind the Apollo Justice re-release, assured fans that the series will not be stopping, hinting at future developments and the use of the RE Engine.
343 Industries announced that support for Halo Infinite will slow down as they shift focus to smaller content updates and new projects, hinting at work on the next mainline Halo game. The game will move away from seasonal cycles and adopt smaller "Operations" with accompanying battle passes, while also expanding the custom games editor, Forge. The studio assured players that Halo Infinite is not entering maintenance mode, but additional teams are working on new projects for the future, raising hopes for the next installment in the iconic shooter series.
343 Industries has announced that Season 5 will be the last for Halo Infinite, as the game shifts to an "Operations model" with 20 tiers of free unlockable rewards every four-to-six weeks. The next update, Operation Spirit of Fire, will bring new customization options, a map, Forge additions, and more on January 30. The move signifies a departure from long-running seasons, with the studio emphasizing continued support for Infinite until 2024 while also working on new projects. This shift comes amidst previous layoffs and the involvement of other studios like Certain Affinity in Halo Infinite's development.
Jason Momoa expressed uncertainty about his future as Aquaman, suggesting that "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" might be his last appearance as the superhero. While he didn't completely rule out a return if the film is a huge success, Momoa believes that the revamped DC Studios will likely pursue a fresh start for the character. He expressed his love for the role and the potential for future stories, but ultimately stated that it depends on whether the audience loves it. Momoa previously expressed surprise at the success of the first "Aquaman" film.
Jason Momoa expressed doubts about the future of the Aquaman franchise, stating that it "isn't looking too good" as James Gunn and Peter Safran want to start their own new projects. While Momoa would love to continue playing Aquaman, he acknowledged that it ultimately depends on audience reception. He also expressed interest in potentially playing the character Lobo. Momoa hopes to remain part of the Warner and DC family, even if it's not as Aquaman. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom will be released on December 22.
Game developer Hideki Kamiya, known for creating Bayonetta, left PlatinumGames due to a difference in direction and beliefs. He opened a YouTube channel to interact with fans and plans to continue making games that reflect his own artistic vision. Kamiya expressed sadness about not being able to work with his former team but is excited about a joint interview with his mentor Shinji Mikami. While he currently has no projects lined up, Kamiya has a clear idea for his next game and aims to create games that clearly convey his authorship.
Dave Filoni, the mastermind behind "Star Wars: The Clone Wars," "Rebels," "The Mandalorian," and "Ahsoka," has been appointed as the chief creative officer at Lucasfilm. In addition to his role as executive vice president, Filoni will now have a more involved role in shaping the future of the "Star Wars" franchise. He will be overseeing the planning and development of upcoming projects, including TV series like "Skeleton Crew" and "The Acolyte," as well as films by directors such as James Mangold and Taika Waititi. Filoni's extensive experience and close collaboration with George Lucas make him a valuable asset in guiding the storytelling of the beloved franchise.
