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Sony Spooked by Rumoured $400 Million Budget for Hideo Kojima's Physint

By Info60 US Desk•Summary of reporting by Push Square•4d ago•0 views•
Sony Spooked by Rumoured $400 Million Budget for Hideo Kojima's Physint
PlayStation wouldn't own the IP - It sounds like Hideo Kojima was demanding a significant sum of money from Sony to make the stealth action game Physint – ...
Update #2 [ ]: Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier has now chimed in on this. While he doesn’t confirm or deny Chris Dring’s reporting from The Game Business, reading between the lines it sounds like Hideo Kojima may have wanted $400 million for Physin... [4391 chars]
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