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What Is Kojima's Mysterious "Devil Project?"
Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima is fairly active on Twitter, and he's recently used the social media tool to tease fans about some of his upcoming projects.
In a pair of tweets sent approximately 11 hours ago, the legendary designer dropped a couple hints on his Twitter page (and also revealed that he's working on multiple new projects).
Worked on my "devil project" a bit after lunch. An experiment went well. Plot adjustment. Additional project. Phew.. now another line. about 11 hours ago via TwitLonger Beta
Have to give priority to another line's scenario etc., so now I cannot work on "the devil project" and "writing". about 11 hours ago via TwitLonger Beta
Whatever this means, consider us intrigued by this "devil project." Devils are pretty metal. In other news, Kojima also recently listened to the bands Kent and The Temper Trap and enjoyed a meal of beef gristle and aubergine with tomato sauce.
Source: The Sixth Axis
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