Fans of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Hideo Kojima got a bit of a jumpscare to𓂃day as his official Twitter account shared a new interview titled "The life and death of Hideo Kojima," but rest assured🌳, the Death Stranding and Metal Gear Solid mastermind is totally fine.

In the excellent new , Kojima gets deep as he discusses his fears about not having enough time in his life to create everything he wa🔥nts, with him saying: "What I am most afraid of is time. I am afraid of dying and having dementia. I am afraid of forgett🐻ing things when I get old. I am afraid that I won't even realize what I am forgetting."

, "my heart sank to my ass for a split second."

"Don't you ever scare me like this again," another begs, sharing a delightful edit of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Death Stranding 2 protagonist Sam Porter Bridges giving Kojima a little ki🐼ss on the top of his head, which I've got to say has really amused me.

Seriously, though, it's hard not to feel for Kojima and his desperation to continue creating. He's spoken publicly before about how falling ill during the COVID-19 pandemic and then t𝓰urning 60 changed his perspective on life, a♎nd reflecting on his health scare now, he says: "I feel nervous. I feel rushed. I still have a lot of things I want to do – that I need to do."

Part of that is seemingly because of games taking soꦬ long to make, as he says, "I'd feel more relieved if I could make a game in a year," explaining: "If you think about 10 years, you can do three games. You have to make a decision. You're always thinking, 'What is correct?'"

The good news ✤for us (and seemingly, Kojima too) is that we don't have long to wait now until his next game, with Death Stranding 2 set to launch on PS5 on June 26.

Death Stranding creator Hideo Kojima is passing ideas onto his staff for after he dies, but he doesn't want them to copy him, because they "will go out of business": "I am not going to pass the baton to anyone"