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Japanese video game design maestro Hideo Kojima is not only passionate about games but also diligently consumes a vast array of films and TV series, often sharing his thoughts online. His own game productions frequently feature prominent actors and renowned directors from the film industry. Beyond his extensive viewing, Kojima occasionally ponders which cinematic works would make excellent video game adaptations. In a recent interview with WIRED magazine, he revealed two recent film and TV productions that he believes possess significant potential for video game adaptation.
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During a recent celebrity Q&A video interview with WIRED, Kojima specifically named "Predator: Badlands" and the Netflix series "Ikusa-Gami" as prime candidates for video game adaptations. He stated, "I recently watched 'Predator: Badlands,' and the story feels very game-like. The whole film involves carrying Elle Fanning around. I also recently watched 'Ikusa-Gami,' and its plot has a very game-like quality. I might not be able to make them myself, but it would be really cool. I think their narratives and world-building are very suitable for games."