Red Dead Redemption 2's very own Arthur Morgan says he wishes that he could work with "genius" Metal Gear mastermind Hideo Kojima

Nov. 18, 2024

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Red Dead Redemption 2voice actor Roger Clark reveals that if he could, he would work with renowned developerHideo Kojima- the legend behind smash-hit titles likeDeath StrandingandMetal Gear.

“Manifesting this for you,” reads a hopeful comment under Clark’s post. “Don’t we all wish that,” jokes another. Various replies also feature fans tagging Kojima’s official account in the thread to try and grab the creator’s attention. “Make it happen,” writes one to the Metal Gear mastermind, “please.” Elsewhere, somebody states that if the two did collaborate, the product “already would be the game of the year.”

As far as wild collabs and possibilities go, the two teaming up wouldn’t be all that out there - after all, Kojima’s upcoming ever-mysterious horror projectODhe calls"a bit risky" and “a game like no other"is the result of his work alongside comedian and filmmaker Jordan Peele. Plus, it seems that Clark’s post has indeed caught Kojima’s eye - he has since left aresponsehimself with a heart and prayer emoji.

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