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Konami Wants To Work With Platinum Again
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance is due out early next year, and Konami would love to work on a sequel, pending Revengeance's fan reception.
“If people like Metal Gear Rising, if the fans who play this game ask for more, that would be awesome,” producer Yuji Korekado said.
“That would be great for us and we would be happy to consider working on another game in Metal Gear Rising.”
Korekado says that Revengeance couldn't have been made without Platinum or Konami, and a future partnership would be ideal.
When asked about possible future games, Korekado thinks there are many possible routes. "We believe in the Metal Gear world," he said. "There are several other characters and settings and other elements that can lead to more projects,” he said.
Revengeance is coming to Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 next year. PC and Wii U owners are still left out. Korekado said that Konami will consider a PC port, but that there is no talk regarding a Wii U version of the game.
(Source: Eurogamer)
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