Big Boss Wants You! Kojima Productions Hiring For The "Next" Metal Gear

       



! Out of the shadows and ready to stealth kill you out of nowhere Kojima Productions is gearing up to develop "the latest Metal Gear Solid targeted for high-end consoles and PC." The developer is looking for "Fresh new talent" outside of Japan to help shape and mold the new game for a franchsie me have all come to love.

Kojima Productions is going in the trenches looking for "engineers to help develop next-gen game engine technology for use with the FOX Engine." If you want to get in on the action and have the skills that can help "Snake" kill then the developer will be actively recruiting at next month's Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. 
 
A list of the job listings can be found here for everyone to check out  on the official site.  Production on the next Metal Gear game will be developed in Japan and the United States. Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima has said in the past that he's interested in pursuing collaborations with Western developers which is why we are seeing this collab between the east and the west.

    There are no details about the game as of now other than the artwork you see above. What are your thoughts on this news? Comment below and let us know what you think.

Original American McGee's Alice to be Included with Alice: Madness Returns

EA and American McGee has recently just announced that the original American McGee's Alice is said to be included with the long-awaited sequel, Alice: Madness Returns. The original game, which was released on PC years ago, will be playable to those who've never played it or just want to replay the classic, but the surprising thing is that it's coming to consoles!

"There's also going to be pretty significant release which is the original Alice brought over to the consoles so that a person who's purchased Madness Returns gets a download code and is able to bring Alice 1 onto their console and play through the entire original game alongside playing Madness Returns," says McGee in an early announcement.

Now the thing is that it'll be part of EA's "Project Ten Dollars." American McGee's Alice will only be playable to those who purchase the game new on Day One, which is on June 14th. Although, you will have to buy EA's Online Pass if you buy it off-hand in order to even get your hands on the original Alice, it's pretty damn exciting for me since I always wanted to give the game a spin!