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'''''Project 'S' ''''' is a proposed adventure game for [[Nintendo]]'s [[video game console]] [[Wii]]. It is confirmed to be a collaboration between [[Hideo Kojima]] and [[ |
'''''Project 'S' ''''' is a proposed adventure game for [[Nintendo]]'s [[video game console]] [[Wii]]. It is confirmed to be a collaboration between [[Hideo Kojima]] and [[Goichi Suda|Suda 51]]<ref>[http://www.blog.konami.jp/gs/img/the_report/the_report_007.mp3]''Goichi Suda's guest appearance on "The Kojima Productions Report"''.</ref>. |
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The game was rumored to be revealed by [[Grasshopper Manufacture]] during the 2006 [[Tokyo Game Show]], but the new game turned out to be [[No More Heroes (video game)|No More Heroes]]. Goichi Suda did, however appear on "[[Hidechan Radio]]" (Kojima Production's own internet radio show) during the show, hinting that it will be the first game he works on after [[No More Heroes (video game)|No More Heroes]]. <ref>[http://www.blog.konami.jp/gs/hideoblog/2006/10/002008.html#more]''Hidechan Radio with Goichi Suda''.</ref> Somewhat contradictorily, however, [[Goichi Suda|Suda]] stated later stated to [[IGN.com]] that he is planning to work on a project on the [[Xbox 360]] once [[No More Heroes (video game)|No More Heroes]] is released. When asked about Project 'S', he made no comment.<ref>[http://wii.ign.com/articles/765/765721p2.html#more]''IGN interview Goichi Suda about "No More Heroes"''</ref> These comments throw the validity of the rumor into question, although this may be because of how busy Hideo Kojima is with Metal Gear Solid 4, and as such lacks the ability to work on other projects. |
The game was rumored to be revealed by [[Grasshopper Manufacture]] during the 2006 [[Tokyo Game Show]], but the new game turned out to be [[No More Heroes (video game)|No More Heroes]]. Goichi Suda did, however appear on "[[Hidechan Radio]]" (Kojima Production's own internet radio show) during the show, hinting that it will be the first game he works on after [[No More Heroes (video game)|No More Heroes]]. <ref>[http://www.blog.konami.jp/gs/hideoblog/2006/10/002008.html#more]''Hidechan Radio with Goichi Suda''.</ref> Somewhat contradictorily, however, [[Goichi Suda|Suda]] stated later stated to [[IGN.com]] that he is planning to work on a project on the [[Xbox 360]] once [[No More Heroes (video game)|No More Heroes]] is released. When asked about Project 'S', he made no comment.<ref>[http://wii.ign.com/articles/765/765721p2.html#more]''IGN interview Goichi Suda about "No More Heroes"''</ref> These comments throw the validity of the rumor into question, although this may be because of how busy Hideo Kojima is with Metal Gear Solid 4, and as such lacks the ability to work on other projects. |
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Revision as of 13:19, 23 April 2007
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| Developer(s) | Kojima Productions, Grasshopper Manufacture |
| Designer(s) | Suda 51, Hideo Kojima |
| Platform(s) | Wii |
| Release | TBA |
| Genre(s) | Adventure |
| Mode(s) | TBA |
Project 'S' is a proposed adventure game for Nintendo's video game console Wii. It is confirmed to be a collaboration between Hideo Kojima and Suda 51[1].
The game was rumored to be revealed by Grasshopper Manufacture during the 2006 Tokyo Game Show, but the new game turned out to be No More Heroes. Goichi Suda did, however appear on "Hidechan Radio" (Kojima Production's own internet radio show) during the show, hinting that it will be the first game he works on after No More Heroes. [2] Somewhat contradictorily, however, Suda stated later stated to IGN.com that he is planning to work on a project on the Xbox 360 once No More Heroes is released. When asked about Project 'S', he made no comment.[3] These comments throw the validity of the rumor into question, although this may be because of how busy Hideo Kojima is with Metal Gear Solid 4, and as such lacks the ability to work on other projects.
During the "Snake vs Zombie vol. 2" session, Suda 51 revealed that Project S is a revival of the Snatcher franchise, specifically a series of works based on the franchise. The first production in the project will be a radio drama, with Suda being both the writer and one of the voice actors.[4]
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