It sounds like another familiar celebrity face might be returning to 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, as director 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Hideo Kojima has invited TV host an🌃d comedian Conan O'Brien to his studio to be scanned again so he can have him "in my new game."
O'Brien was one of many 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:celebrity cameos in Death Stranding – he talks a bunch about otters before giving you a cute otter hood that alters your movement in w🎶ater. It's only a small role, and not one that the comedian seemed overly impressed by in a new Clueless Game♒r video () playing Death Stranding Director's Cut: "Why did they make me so unfunny and needy?" he questions.
In the same video, O'Brien talks to Kojima to pitch a greater vision, suggesting that maybe in "another one of your games," he could be "a bit more of a hero, not somebody wh📖o just tells otter jokes, you know what I mean? Like a guy who's kind of the focus of the game?"
While he doesn't go as far as promising to make O'Brien the protagonist of his next blockbuster, Kojima responds: "If you visit our new studio, I want to scan you again, with better scanning technology, and have you in my new game!" It's worth noting that he doesn't mention Death Stranding 2 by name, and he's currently working on multiple new projects, but considering O'Brien's appearance in the first Deat🍨h Stranding, it'd certainly make sense to bring him back for the s🦩equel.
"Hideo, I accept your kind offer. I'll see you very soon," O'Brien says, before adding, 𓂃"I will be staying at your apartment."
We'll just have to keep our eyes peeled for O'Brien's familiar face when the sequel eventually launches to see if he really made it in, although that may be a while off yet as Death Stranding 2 doesn't currently have an announced release date outside of its general 2025 window. Curiously though, Kojima revealed in September that, internally, the date "has been decided and I'm currently working in preparation for that," but that iꦏt'll be r𓄧evealed publicly sometime next year.
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