Following Hideo Kojima’s messy saga with Konami, the future of his beloved Metal Gear franchise has been cast in doubt. However Konami have backed up previous statements that they would be making more Metal Gear games through a job listing on the publisher’s website seeking staff for “New Metal Gear”.
The listing states that Konami are “recruiting a wide range of highly-skilled game development professionals who wish to work with us on the creation of “New Metal Gear”. The job offering is available at two different locations, one at Konami’s Los Angeles studio and the other in Tokyo, Japan.
If anyone is interested in applying to work at Konami, the publisher is looking for people who have:
- Experience in high-end game development, planning, etc.
- Boundless imagination, and the capacity for exciting new ideas
- A strong passion toward game creation
- The communication skills to effectively communicate your ideas
This is the first news that has come out of Konami for several months regarding the future of the Metal Gear series but it looks clear that they are still serious about releasing more games in the franchise. Whether the next game will be a sequel or a spin-off is unclear and whether or not it will prove as successful as The Phantom Pain is up for debate after Konami’s handling of Kojima, which meant he was unable to accept an award at the Game Awards for MGSV: TPP.
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Ah crap, just the end series already Konami, you know you can’t make a good MGS game without Kojima. Are you seeing this Michael, where the hell are you man?!
Oh don’t worry my friend, there should be something up on Jump To Gamer very soon
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