Hideo Kojima

ENFJ

QUOTES

 * "90 percent of what is considered impossible is in fact possible. The other 10 percent will become possible with the passage of time and technology. So in other words, if you look in the future, think nothing is impossible."
 * "In the near future, we'll have games that don't depend on any platform."
 * Alexei Tylevich: "I understand he is a very passionate person...He's able to see the big picture and also little details."
 * Time: "Kojima told me that, while his game asks plenty of big questions, it doesn’t answer all of them — in part because he’s still trying to work out what the answers are."
 * “But at that point, I began to realise the possibilities that came with making things. And it’s not that I’m only creating the things that I want to make. The reason why I want to make things is that, through my past experiences, I know I can influence and help others who I haven’t even met.”
 * Vulture: "After taking a moment to address the crowd — thanking everyone for attending, then sharing a story about an Incan Quipo necklace he gave to Wagner, and how it relates to the game — he moves deftly through the space, smiling, laughing, happy to engage with his friends, cast, and colleagues."
 * TheHindu: "But what about the futurist in Kojima? He is a proponent of technology, openly adapting the tech to be a conduit for his stories. If the stories in his head require Virtual Reality, he will do so. For Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, he created the Fox game engine from the ground up. With up-to-date performance capture tech, Kojima also pushes actors to the next level in the game, a trait vocally commended by Norman Reedus."
 * "I was constantly making up stories about the things around me. I'd find myself laughing or crying at seemingly random things and people wouldn't understand why. In Japan, there are storm channels on either side of the main roads. There were so many times when I'd fall into these ditches because I was lost in stories as I was walking along. It's still dangerous for me to drive. I've driven into the gate outside my house numerous times."