Nobody Wants to Die

Writer-director Hideo Kojima, famous for creating Metal Gear Solid and Death Stranding, has commented on how he would like to die. During a recent event, Kojima said he would like to die in a movie theater, and he even knows when, exactly, he'd like to pass away. "I like the time before the movie starts the best. Enter the movie theater, the lights turn off, the commercials and trailers play, then just before the movie starts is when I want to pass away," he said. https://twitter.com/Kojima_Hideo/status/2079486124133900651?s=20 It's a morbid comment, but it's not altogether surprising to hear

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