Is Something Brewing Between Game Director Hideo Kojima And Robert Pattinson? Fans Think So

We love video games and with all the realistic-looking animations and celebrity cameos inducted in it these days, video games have become as entertaining as films and TV series. If you are a fan of animated video games, there are high chances that you might be waiting for the second part of Death Stranding. Now, we have a piece of news to add to your excitement even more. There has been a buzz regarding the involvement of actor Robert Pattinson in Death Stranding 2: On the Beach. While the news has not been confirmed officially, the creator of the game, renowned Japanese video game director Hideo Kojima has been dropping some hints.

Comicbook reveals that the creator could be looking to soon work with the actor. Previously too, Kojima has worked with artists who have been popular for their roles in TV and film only. In his upcoming project, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, Kojima reportedly has included actors Elle Fanning, Norman Reedus and Lea Seydoux, to name a few.

Now, fans have been speculating that The Batman star and Kojima might work together as the two happened to meet one another last month. Kojima had shared a photo of himself with the actor on X (formerly Twitter). However, he did not clearly state the purpose of their meeting. The photo eventually went viral and led to many fans thinking that Pattinson might be in talks to work with Kojima on one of his forthcoming titles.

Apart from this, Kojima added to these speculations even more by sharing another post on X, in which he showed that he was enjoying the Twilight soundtrack. In particular, the track was Never Think, the only one from the franchise that is sung by Pattinson himself.

While neither the creator nor the actor has officially commented on the rumours yet, some update regarding the matter is expected soon.

Apart from Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, Hideo Kojima is also reportedly working on OD, which is his upcoming exclusive for Xbox, and Physint, which is being pitched as a successor to the Metal Gear Solid series, informs Comicbook.