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Hideo Kojima has given the clearest indication yet there will be a Metal Gear Solid 5, saying the sequel is something that Kojima Productions will “probably” have to develop.

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In the next issue of Official PlayStation Magazine, Hideo Kojima discusses in an interview with the magazine his “entire body of work”, discusses his thoughts on Metal Gear Solid: Rising, and best of all: “openly discusses his plans for Metal Gear Solid 5 and Project Ogre for the first time.” He also talks about why he’s been trying to “kill off” Solid Snake for the past decade. The issue is expected to hit newsstands on November 29.

Hideo Kojima has dashed all hope of a Metal Gear Solid 5 reveal at E3, saying it won’t be in LA in a week-and-a-half’s time.

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And the teasing has already begun. Hideo Kojima has said it would be “nice” to “introduce” his new game at Tokyo Game Show next year.

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Irrational and id may be having big reveals tonight, but Hideo Kojima wants a slice of some announcement pie kept for himself to savor this weekend.

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Here’s a surprise. Hideo Kojima has told an unnamed Japanese magazine, presumably Famitsu, that he’s deciding whether he should make Metal Gear Solid 5 for consoles or something completely new.

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There it is. Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker is Metal Gear Solid 5.

Or at least it used to be.

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Hideo Kojima has revealed in the latest issue of OPM UK that if Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker wasn’t on PSP, it would have been a numbered title in the series, and become Metal Gear Solid 5.

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Hideo Kojima already has three ideas for Metal Gear Solid 5, he told 1UP.

“I have three concepts for MGS5 already. What would be ideal for me with MGS5, though, is that we don’t do those,” he said. “If the team picks one of those concepts, I have to get involved again, which I don’t want to do.

“There are already so many good ideas from the staff, so if we select one of those, that would be really good. At that point I could really rely on them and take the step back to be the producer, which is the ideal situation, I think.”

He also has ideas floating around that have nothing to do with Metal Gear, though.

“Well, I want to create something new, and it’s difficult to explain since no one’s seen it before. I don’t know if it would sell very well,” he told the site.

“I’ve been warming this up for a long time, and I keep thinking that I’ll try this idea. But ideas always change, so I really don’t know what the final outcome will be.”

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Kotaku’s posted a translation of the Famitsu interview with Kojima on the subject of MGS5, or whatever it’s called.

The mag’s blanked out a lot of the pertinent info, but at least now you know that emblems on hats are important.

The Metal Gearness of Kojima’s next project was confirmed last night when Big Boss appears on the game’s teaser site.

Whatever could this mean? Kojima’s teaser site‘s been update with what looks very much like the number “5″. See for yourself.

There’s a timer up there now as well, pointing to Thursday. Exciting, huh?

Guess everyone missed this in the rush last week. Hideo Kojima specifically addressed a question about Metal Gear Solid 5 at his Apple Store visit following his GDC keynote last Thursday, dropping a not-so-subtle hint that the game will be announced at E3 in June.

“I can’t really speak specifically right now,” said the developer, speaking through a translator.

“All I can say right now is that maybe we can do some announcement during E3.”

That’s what he said. Kojima said just in interviews the day before his keynote that he would announce a new game at E3 this year. Looks like it’s not going to be the biggest shock in the world when it hits.

Many thanks, Dan.

In an interview with 1UP, Big Boss’ papa Hideo Kojima expressed his great hope to finally be free from the MGS series; and then proceeded to sigh his way through a few details on – you guessed it – MGS5.

“I have three concepts for MGS5 already,” he said. “What would be ideal for me with MGS5, though, is that we don’t do those. If the team picks one of those concepts, I have to get involved again, which I don’t want to do.”

“There are already so many good ideas from the staff, so if we select one of those, that would be really good. At that point I could really rely on them and take the step back to be the producer, which is the ideal situation, I think.”

Will he? Won’t he? Would you rather see a heartbroken Kojima churn out another work of staggering genius, or something New And Different from his team?

By Nathan Grayson