Hideo Kojima: purely digital future prepares the Game Designer

In the past, Hideo Kojima not only made a name for himself as a creative head behind exciting video game experiences.

In addition, the 57-year-old Japanese was always out of a wide variety of topics. So also these days. This time, Hideo Kojima spoke about a purely digital future and pointed out his own Twitter channel that he deliberately counteracts him by continuing to buys films, books and music in a physical version.

Soon it will give no CDs according to Kojima

According to own information, Kojima not only worries about the rights of digital content. At the same time, he fears that it could come to unpredictable events in the future, which ensure that his rights to acquired digital content or its digital libraries are lost.

"CDs will not give it soon. If I think about it, I still buy them. Even if I already have her in huge quantities. At some point, digital data will no longer be owned by individuals who own them from their own decision, "Kojima is quoted.

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"Whenever there is a great change or an accident in the world, in a country, in a government, in an idea, in a trend, access can suddenly be cut off. We will not be able to access the movies, books and music, which we loved. "

How do you see the whole thing? Does your kojima fear sharing? Or is your relaxed approaching a possible purely digital future? Track us in the comments.

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Source: Gamefront

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