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Hideo Kojima Shares The First Look At ****** Stranding 2’s Home Menu: But It Doesn’t Matter

Director Hideo Kojima is renowned for being hardworking and dedicated to his craft. The ********* game developer is actively working on his next major project and revealed a first look at the main menu. However, the ****** Stranding sequel’s menu will not be in the final product, which is a bummer.

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Nothing has been set in stone for the ****** Stranding sequel. Image Credit: Kojima Productions

It is exciting to see screenshots of what’s to come; however, Kojima’s ever-changing mind proves nothing is permanent. Game development can take a while, especially for a massive production like this and the director has yet to share a release date which gives him enough leeway to do what he wants.

Director Hideo Kojima Revealed a Temporary Home Menu for the ****** Stranding Sequel

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The gaming community approves the temporary home menu of ****** Stranding 2: On the Beach. Image Credit: Kojima Productions

The developers at Kojima Productions are working hard to finish this project and meet the target release date. The visuals and graphics of the original game have set the bar high for the sequel and the previews provided by the developers have shown that ****** Stranding 2: On the Beach has the potential to be the flashiest and shiniest modern video game ever made.

While the gaming community is eager to learn about the release date, director Hideo Kojima can’t help but share the progress he is making instead. Kojima loves to share behind-the-scenes photos of him and his team working on the game and managed to slip a tiny teaser of what players thought they would see in the final product but it turns out all of it is practically a placeholder like the menu screen.

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Kojima took the stage at the Tokyo Game Show where he shared a 90-minute presentation of the upcoming sequel. While the director ******* to give hints of a potential release window, Kojima ensured that the development phase was going well and even shared a brief clip with the main characters.

Love the image you used.

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The temporary background image on the main menu featured on Kojima’s post was the key art with Norman Reedus’ Sam Porter Bridges and some fans loved it. The original game had a simple main menu featuring the beach and the gaming community can expect the same thing for the sequel. Perhaps Reedus put in a good word for fellow actor and friend, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, whom he starred alongside in AMC’s The Walking ***** after the actors were seen posing for a picture with director Hideo Kojima. The director loves adding friends and family to his games, and this could be a perfect fit.

There is no telling what the final main menu will look like but the current placeholder has set the bar high. Kojima loves to work on stories with a convoluted setting that challenges the mind and player on the stick. The lore of ****** Stranding can be confusing for those unfamiliar with Kojima’s writing meaning anything under the sun can be added to the game.

****** Stranding 2: On the Beach Will Also Feature Something Most Sequels Have Nowadays

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Some eagle-eyed fans might have noticed something different with the main menu. Image Credit: Kojima Productions

While the background image is distracting and pure eye candy, some fans noticed that Kojima will include a recap feature. This feature is more commonly seen in recent first-party PlayStation Studios sequels like **** of War Ragnarok and Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales. Perhaps Kojima thought it would be best to add this feature and recommend new and returning players to get a brief recap of everything that happened in the first game to get up to speed.

“Recap of ****** Stranding” : Very good idea

I remember the 1st game but it might be nice to have a summary anyway

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The first game primarily featured different parts of America as Sam is tasked to reconnect the country. This time around, Sam will be venturing to Mexico and there is a strong likelihood that the main menu will feature beautiful vistas and landscapes around the region.

Kojima Productions has set the bar high after the original ****** Stranding and will likely introduce new concepts to keep the player base interested. Hopefully, the sequel will not disappoint and expand the franchise to greater heights.

Are you excited to see what Hideo Kojima has prepared in ****** Stranding 2: On the Beach? Let us know in the comments section below!