2) I feel like Kojima shouldn’t have made the phantom pain but instead remade peace walker with the amazing fox engine. i know most people didn’t even play peace walker but i believe peace walker had the better story and phantom pain had the game play.

oh one last thing. I’m trying to write a story of the events leading up too Metal Gear 1 and what grew venom snake to have so much hate, and maybe a little backstory of his past. I decided to draw it Peace Walker style when I’m finished but my real question is. Am i gonna get fucked in the ass by konami even though im doing it for free? PS any tips how too execute the drawing part because im a beginner. Thanks i love your guys podcast 🙂

2. What would you say was your most dissapointed take away from the gaming industry this year.

Maybe. I didn’t mean that in a negative way. I kind of enjoy not knowing what to expect. Then again, they may mostly just show more of what they already announced. We can’t expect them to knock it out of the park every show, after all.

I don’t think they are going to put more into PSX than E3, just because E3 gets more mainstream coverage, but who knows.

2. Some music, movies and other forms of entertainment are announced before a solid release date. Why do games have to have a release date now to get an announcement?

Maybe they have 2nd and 3rd party exclusives? Maybe they are putting more importance on PSX over E3 going forward? We’ll see.

The reason TLoU 2 was so surprising to me is, what are they going to announce at E3? The only studio of Sony’s who we don’t know what they are working on is Sucker Punch…. And maybe the last third of Japan Studio?

We are kind of in a weird stage where we know the projects of all Sony’s major studios…. So, what do they have up their sleeve for E3? I can’t imagine they’d announce just one new exclusive at e3, but it’s kind of fun not knowing. Will be interesting to find out.

Question#2
What differences would the current gaming landscape have if advances in technology stayed the same, but social media as we know it today had never been adopted by people? (For example, the PS4 was unchanged technically, but no facebook, twitter etc connectivity as, for the sake of the question, they don’t exist).

(Art “philosophical” Question#3)
Stealing someone else’s art and claiming it as your own is seen as wrong.
Tracing someone else’s art and claiming it as your own is seen as wrong.

But what if someone had the skill to re-create a piece of art to near identicality without the use of tracing and such?
Example being a modern artist painting a near exact replication of ‘The Starry Night’ and sells it as their own creation. (NOT claiming that the original piece is theirs but only the replicated work they did themselves.)

Where does this lie morally to you?

You know Tony didn’t play Mac & Cheese maker. He thinks it is like slime