"The 10th-anniversary Kojima Productions event that was announced earlier this month will include a "glimpse into future projects," according to the official announcement posted on September 1. The event is called "Beyond the Strand," and it will be streamed on IGN on September 23. The event takes place at 1 PM in Tokyo, and that works out to 9 PM PT on September 22 and midnight ET on September 23. People in the UK can tune in at 5 AM BST on September 23."
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"The developer has numerous projects currently in the works, including the games OD and Physint, along with a Death Stranding movie at A24 and a Death Stranding anime. The newest version of Kojima Productions opened in December 2015, so it's coming up on its 10th anniversary. A previous iteration of Kojima Productions was founded in 2005 and existed inside Konami before Kojima left the company in 2015."
Kojima Productions will hold a 10th-anniversary event titled "Beyond the Strand" streamed on IGN on September 23, at 1 PM Tokyo (9 PM PT Sept 22, midnight ET Sept 23, 5 AM BST Sept 23). A javascript-enabled, HTML5-capable browser may be required to watch; some viewers may encounter an invalid file format message, age verification prompts, or access restrictions and must agree to GameSpot's Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Hideo Kojima will personally host the event. Active projects include OD, Physint, a Death Stranding movie at A24, and a Death Stranding anime. The studio reopened in December 2015 and has released Death Stranding (2019) and Death Stranding 2: On the Beach (2025). Kojima has ideas for Death Stranding 3 but does not plan to develop it himself. Kojima, age 62, says he intends to keep creating until he dies. Email news@gamespot.com for tips.
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