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Thanos acquires the fully powered Infinity Gauntlet in The Avengers: Infinity War, but loses when all the superheroes team up together to stop him.
That's his thing
lol.
Metal Gear 1 had the hilariously impractical TX88, a pair of Terminators that could only move left and right, parachuting from only three stories up to get around a fence, and a goon squad of bosses with the silliest Engrish codenames.
And Metal Gear 2 had the original Cyborg Ninja before posers like Gray Fox and Raiden stole the stage.
If you are impress by this, try playing some VN. Steins;Gate basically got everything from scientific terminology to 2chan slang.
Who says Kojima is the one that does the research? Maybe that's done by some random intern.
fuck you're right
nevermind then, guess Kojima will be Kojima thankfully
The answer is that Kojima is an Americotaku, or an Ameriboo, if you will.
in 1998?
He's a westaboo.
Also in MG2 you have to use an owl to make a guard think it's nighttime because of owl noises.
Also you have to navigate past a desert where the bad guys imported sand from japan so that it would make noise when people walked on it lul
People keep bringing up military advisers but do you not realize that most other games hire them as well but still have shit detail? The Call of Duty games tended to have prominent military advisers but that didn't stop them from having a General speaking directly to some Sergeant about a mission. Or Russia somehow sneaking up on America for a naval attack.
Did he have any say in the mgo portion of metal gear? Because some of that content is ridiculously detailed as well and may have just influenced his teammates.
He loves what he does. This level of research is also what probably gets him in trouble with development times too. But yeah, it's crazy, I actually feel like I'm learning something when playing Metal Gear. It's a fictional setting that could just as well be real. He doesn't really care if others will understand it's nuances or even notice them, he wants to make his world as rich as possible.
But, there is so much more! Though the one thing that I always enjoyed in most of the MG stories is how Kojima treats the politics within his world. While MG deals with governmental conspiracies and whatnot most fictional stories, including western ones, typically have the government as some monolithic entity carrying out one nefarious will. However, the MG universe is much more realistic and complex. The CIA has plans that go against the wishes of the Defense Department, the KGB is at odds with the GRU which is also at odds with the Politburo, the Navy is competing against the Army, etc.
google, probably
What I actually love most about his style of writing, is the attention to details he gives to the fictional stuff, not just the real ones...
"Over-explanation". It's something many people hate about him, but I adore it. It's one of the reasons MGS4 is my all time fav - he just goes on to explain every little detail of the fictional bits in the story like the nanomachines and leaves no "holes" unsealed.
He also did it in MGSV with all the Code Talker cassette tapes about the parasites.
Just makes it a lot more believable to me, he actually explains everything needed for it to exist and make sense in the universe, every little fictional detail, and not running to simplistic things like the memes suggest ("nanomachines, son").
in 1998?
As depicted in MGS, it isn't.I also can't believe CQC is legit. It's too cool.
His games are also fantastic when it comes to soldiers and their movements. So many little details even movies often don't care about. Most of that can probably be ascribed to Motosada Mori who has been the military advisor on the Metal Gear series.
https://youtu.be/9yvkECEBFS8
Isn't Snatcher and Policenauts very serious?
Mgs2 is not about surveillance it's about memory and transfer of information and hyperreality.The moment you realize both the Raiden games predicted future controversies in the US with MGS2 about surveillance and the NSA and Revengeance with Trump having word for word quotes with Armstrong.Yeah this one is a reach and not even written by Kojima, but it humors me to no end
His games are also fantastic when it comes to soldiers and their movements. So many little details even movies often don't care about. Most of that can probably be ascribed to Motosada Mori who has been the military advisor on the Metal Gear series.
https://youtu.be/9yvkECEBFS8
Seriously. Ya'll know there was a thing called Jane's Magazine before the Internet, right?Open a book people you might learn something. It's called references. Many popular works do it just much less so in videogames so when kojima does it it's much more apparent.
However if u pay closer attention to names and details in other games you will notice a lot more references too.... Of you read other articles that those elements come from
As a director he selects his team and what they do, no? Did he have the same team for Policenauts?A lot of the military research and advice probably comes from Motosada Mori the military advisor for the Metal Gear Solid series. Kojima is not the one that does the research by himself. I love Kojima but people néed to stop treating him like he is a one man show. Without his excellent team behind him Kojima would not be as big as he is now.
Attention to detail extends to every facet of those games.
A lot of the military research and advice probably comes from Motosada Mori the military advisor for the Metal Gear Solid series. Kojima is not the one that does the research by himself. I love Kojima but people néed to stop treating him like he is a one man show. Without his excellent team behind him Kojima would not be as big as he is now.