"I can’t help but think about what happened to Silent Hill. Team Silent were disbanded by Konami, but the sequels continued without them. The result was a series of disappointing horror/action games that didn’t come close to capturing the disturbing, subversive quality of the early chapters. They were fine, but they weren’t Silent Hill. I’d rather see Metal Gear Solid die than suffer the same fate. But it won’t die. There will be more Metal Gear games, and Kojima won’t be directing them. All we can do is pray they don’t tarnish the series’ good name. As for Kojima, who knows what he’ll do next. I’d love to see him start his own indie studio. Someone as wildly creative as him would thrive in that environment, I think.[url=http://www.glazingwindowsglasgow.co.uk]Double glazing Glasgow[/url]"

"irst it was Twin Peaks without David Lynch, now it’s Metal Gear Solid without Hideo Kojima. Konami say they’ll continue the series without the veteran developer, who recently left the company under mysterious circumstances. But Hideo Kojima IS Metal Gear Solid, and without him it’ll be a shadow of its former self. But I digress. I’ve already written at length about why Kojima is the master. I’m not actually that bothered by him leaving Metal Gear behind, because the series has had a good run. As far as I’m concerned, he peaked with Snake Eater. But I am bothered by Konami prancing around with its corpse like a scene from Weekend at Bernie's. They should step back and let it die with its creator’s departure. They won’t, of course. It’s their biggest franchise, and they still own the rights to it. But any Metal Gear games they make from now on will be poor imitations—even if they’re good. They could make a perfectly good stealth game set in that universe, but it won’t feel the same without Kojima’s idiosyncratic touch. [url=http://www.skiphiresglasgow.co.uk]Skip Hire Glasgow[/url]"

"This childhood ritual seeded in Kojima a deep love of cinema, which can be seen running throughout the Metal Gear series of military-themed video games that he’s directed over the past three decades. These expansive games of khaki-coloured hide-and-seek are routinely interrupted by an overabundance of exposition-laden cutscenes, which has led some to suggest that their creator is just a frustrated film director. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain – for the PlayStation 3 and 4, and Xbox 360 and Xbox One – puts an end to all that talk. This is a sumptuous, deluxe, groundbreaking game, and proof positive that Kojima is the master of the medium.[url=https://www.abogadosdeaccidentesflorida.com]Abogados de familia[/url]"