Kojima Productions Pushes Back on Reports of Studio Trouble
The Verge reported the studio disputed claims of turmoil after Sony dropped Physint and the project moved to Xbox.
Kojima Productions has disputed reports that the studio is in trouble, according to The Verge.
The Verge reported that the dispute follows the announcement that Sony was dropping Hideo Kojima's game Physint, with the title instead heading to Xbox. The Verge noted that Bloomberg had reported the decision was driven by several factors, including missed deadlines and concerns over budget and profitability, which fueled a flurry of rumors about a falling out between the parties.
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