Hideo Kojima wants to 'continue to focus on making games' at 63, even as 'the time I have decreases'
Hideo Kojima has reflected on ageing and the diminishing time he has, after reaching 63 years old. The creator of Metal Gear and Death Stranding shared his thoughts on X. Kojima noted that as the time he has decreases, the things he has to do and wants to do keep increasing. He emphasized the need to constantly scrutinize how he uses his time and lives his life.
The date holds special significance for Kojima, as it also marks the 40th anniversary of when he started making games and the 10th anniversary of Kojima Productions. To celebrate, he plans to hold an exhibition at Tokyo's Azabudai Hills Gallery from the end of October to the end of the year. Kojima remains active despite his busy schedule, as offers and opportunities keep coming his way.
He hopes to continue focusing on creating games and expressed gratitude for continued support. Amidst a sea of bland, characterless big-budget games, Kojima's work stands out, particularly with its unique elements like Death Stranding's Tommie Earl Jenkins or Troy Baker's performances. While Kojima may eventually retire and watch movie trailers, his impact on the industry remains significant.
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