The 2016 Electronic Entertainment Expo, better known as E3, is currently in full swing in Los Angeles, and it’s a space where many companies are debuting new video game merchandise, systems and game trailers. As to the latter, Sony just unveiled a doozy: a new horror game called ‘Death Stranding,’ created by Hideo Kojima, best known for creating the ‘Metal Gear Solid’ series.
The game will star ‘The Walking Dead’ fan favorite Norman Reedus, who previously had interest in a horror game and became available when the ‘Silent Hills’ project he was originally cast in was cancelled.
Kojima previously spoke about his desire to work on this new game, saying “I want to create something that’s what people expect, but at the same time will have something new that people haven’t seen before… it will be a complete game.”
Check out the trippy trailer for the game, released at E3:
According to pre-order information on Amazon, ‘Death Stranding’ won’t be released on the PlayStation 4 until December 29, 2017; hopefully that date changes to something a little sooner.
Source: IGN
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