November 5, 2025 - 09:58

During a panel discussion for Death Stranding 2: On the Beach at Lucca Comics 2025, renowned game designer Hideo Kojima shared a heartfelt insight into his motivations for creating video games. He emphasized that his primary goal is to provide players with a sense of energy and inspiration to navigate life and find happiness.
Kojima expressed his belief that video games can serve as a powerful medium for emotional connection and personal growth. He explained that through the immersive experiences his games offer, he hopes to foster a sense of community and understanding among players. By crafting narratives that resonate deeply, Kojima aims to encourage individuals to reflect on their own lives and the world around them.
His commitment to creating meaningful experiences highlights the potential of gaming as a source of joy and empowerment. As Kojima continues to push the boundaries of interactive storytelling, his vision for gaming remains focused on uplifting and energizing players in their everyday lives.
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