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By now, the supposed horror game abandoned is emerging as one of the most infamous stories in gaming due to the poor decisions that were made at the time to promote the game, which led to the thought of Silent Hill and even in Hideo Kojima. Recently, it was the same Japanese creative who addressed the issue and a few moments ago the director of the project, Hasan Kahraman, responded to these statements.
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The controversial director of abandoned responds to Kojima’s statements
Through a publication on his Twitter account, Hasan Kahraman, director of abandoned, responded to Hideo Kojima’s statements and assured that the entire toxic and negative environment has been a burden for the studio but they are working to get the game out as soon as possible. In that sense, the controversial creative noted: “the conspiracies have been a burden and have not been great for both the fans and for everyone involved in the project. However, we are working hard to launch the game and we would like to thank everyone For patience”.
In the latest episode of his Spotify podcast, Brain Structure, Hideo Kojima spoke with Geoff Keighley about the situation of abandoned and the controversy that arose around BLUE BOX Game Studios due to misunderstandings that ultimately got out of control. There, the Japanese creative said he was annoyed at constantly receiving images of Hasan Kahraman and questions about his alleged relationship with the project, something that has been flatly denied by the father of metalgear.
Likewise, Kojima took the opportunity to recommend Hasan Kahraman and BLUE BOX Game Studios to launch abandoned as fast as they can, because only then will they be able to get rid of the controversy that arose around the project, hoping for good results.
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