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Death Stranding 2: On The Beach has launched on PC with 55,444 concurrent players on Steam, surpassing the original game and its Director's Cut, while Sony reportedly reevaluates its PC-port strategy and Kojima Productions remains independently run.
Death Stranding 2: On The Beach launches on PC tomorrow with PC-first features such as DLSS, FSR, XeSS upscaling, frame generation, and 32:9 ultrawide support, while the PS5 version receives the same new content and enhancements; additions include a Trapped in a Strange Realm VR-training area and a Chiral Feline photo mode, with DualSense support across platforms; the PC port is handled by Nixxes, and a Steam build leak briefly exposed the unencrypted game files.
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is headed to PC on March 19, with four presets (Minimum, Medium, High, Very High) detailing GPU, CPU, RAM, OS and 150GB SSD storage. The minimum setup starts at GTX 1660/RX 5500 XT with an i3-10100/ Ryzen 3 3100 and 16GB RAM, scaling up to RTX 4080/RX 9070 XT and i7-11700/ Ryzen 7 5700X, all on Windows 10/11. This PC port follows the PS5 debut from last year.
Three new games join Xbox Game Pass on January 21: Death Stranding Director's Cut (Series X|S, PC, Cloud), RoadCraft (PC, Series X|S & Cloud), and Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound (Series X|S, PC, Cloud).
ASUS ROG and KOJIMA PRODUCTIONS have partnered to launch a new gaming hardware lineup, including the portable ROG Flow Z13-KJP tablet inspired by Ludens, featuring custom design elements and high-end specs, along with limited edition peripherals designed for fans, celebrating the spirit of play, creativity, and daring innovation.
The article discusses the upcoming PlayStation 6, showcasing its impressive visuals and revealing Kojima Productions' new game Physint, which is expected to skip PS5 and release around 2030, potentially making it the first game to run on PS6 hardware.
Kojima Productions has revealed the first look at their upcoming PlayStation 6 game Physint, showcasing impressive next-gen graphics and a cast of Hollywood talent, with the game expected to release in five to six years and featuring a futuristic action-espionage theme.
Hideo Kojima is hosting a lengthy livestream event on September 23 to celebrate Kojima Productions' ten-year anniversary, offering glimpses into upcoming projects like Death Stranding 2, the horror game OD, and potential movie and TV adaptations, with special guest appearances and tickets available via lottery in Tokyo.
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.
Hideo Kojima has declined to play the upcoming Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater remake, which is being developed by Virtuos and stays true to the original PS2 version, with Kojima still receiving credit in the game. The remake is set for release on PS5 on August 28, 2025, and is praised for its loyalty and quality improvements, despite Kojima's lack of involvement.
Death Stranding 2 stands out as a justified and masterfully designed open world game, emphasizing player interaction, strategic decision-making, and mastery of traversal, making it a unique and engaging experience despite the genre's common 'bloat'.
Death Stranding has launched on Xbox, but players are encountering a save bug when using the console's quick resume feature. This issue blocks saving after extended suspension periods, similar to losing connection in online games. Players are advised to manually save and quit until a patch is released. Publisher 505 Games is aware and working on a solution. The game's Xbox release follows Kojima Productions' acquisition of full IP rights, and it coincides with a 50% launch discount and the game's fifth anniversary.