Kojima's next project could be a game, anime, film, "or something totally different"
Hideo Kojima has signed with talent agency WME to “traffic control all that [he does]” and “handle exchanges with all the actors” he wants to work with, hinting that his next project may not even be a video game.
In an interview with Variety, Kojima admitted that whilst up until this point, he had “personally” been able to make the links and connections he needed, it had “become difficult to manage on [his] own”. Consequently, he’s signed with WME’s “very powerful” team to “work with talented people from around the world and create something new”.
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Backwards compatibility is a key reason AMD will be the chip manufacturer for Sony’s PlayStation 6 console.
As reported by Reuters, AMD and Intel were the final two contenders in a bidding war to manufacture the computer chip for Sony’s next console.
However, AMD ultimately won the bid – with the need to provide backwards compatibility for previous consoles reportedly a major factor.
Both Sony’s PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles feature custom AMD CPU and GPU chips, so it makes sense to maintain consistency to ensure compatibility with games from previous generations. This, and the rise of digital ownership, has helped the transition between these consoles.
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