PS3 Fanboy attends Hideo Kojima's London signing

by Ross Miller { Jun 2nd 2008 at 3:00PM }

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Metal Gear Solid mastermind Hideo Kojima was on hand at HMV Oxford Street, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe, Earth (just so we're clear), to sign sleeves for next week's MGS4 launch. Joining him was lead artist Yoji Shinkawa and Beauty and the Beast model Yumi Kikuchi.

Our friends at PS3 Fanboy were at the event and report that the first 300 pre-printed sleeves went rather quickly, although they did get their MGS Essential Collection signed instead. Check out the gallery to live vicariously through them.

Gallery: Hideo Kojima London Signing 2008

Tags: hideo-kojima, kojima, kojima-productions, london, metal-gear-solid, metal-gear-solid-4

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

CJLopez @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:03PM

You do know you'll be hated by many of us that want that, don't you?

But its worth being hated, man, how I hate you!!!!!

FIRST!!!

NATO_Duke @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:05PM

How nice for you.

Nigeria @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:07PM

So I guess I missed it.

giantenemycrab @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:08PM

Yikes, that girl in the 3rd picture is scary looking.

baby sea tuna @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:30PM

She kinda looks like the chick from Spaced.

Haggard @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:47PM

What about the guy with the completely square head on her right?

Chimp @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:09PM

Took a morning off for this (two tube stops away)....but damn colleague took day off sick so I had to assist for an Atrial Septum Defect....yes, MGS fanboy and doctor!

primetime4 @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:22PM

I hate it when that happens.

Lard @ Jun 2nd 2008 4:35PM

The fact that Kojima is doing a "North" American tour which consists of 3 U.S. cities is fucking ridiculous.
Not to mention misleading and disingenuous. Thanks for telling Canadian fans that we don't matter and spitting in our faces.

Suck my balls Kojima. If you can't be bothered to acknowledge my country exists, I can't be bothered to buy your half assed movie of a game.

A

primetime4 @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:28PM

Did you say that to the Pope and what difference does it matter? Canada is a big country and you are most likely closer to one of the listed US cities anyway. Or do you just want him to touch down on Canadian soil somewhere just to take a shit? Let's say he stops in Vancouver and you are in Toronto... are you going? These are pretty much the only two cities worth visiting.

A person who's more rational than Lard. @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:52PM

Well geez. Aren't you demanding? What about the other countries like Mexico? It is a part of North America too. Quit whining, and hating people for not catering to YOUR needs.

License to ill @ Jun 2nd 2008 4:33PM

Emo alert....

PojoMofo @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:19PM

e-load=blown

Ninjakamster (PS360 FTW!) @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:22PM

Damn, so they get to buy "Mature" rated games two years before us? : (

No way their coming to Houston by any chance? ; )

Mr.ESC @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:37PM

Or Boston.

It would be awesome if I could attednt to the MGS4 release in NY but I'll be in Boston by that time in a coference.

Oh well I never complain about work.

Well you can always buy a signed MGS4 game in ebay :P

baby sea tuna @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:27PM

/jealousy

chessh2036 @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:32PM

lol im sry but whoever would go to this is the biggest nerd around, it is like going to a star trek convention

Sir Fidlious Wong (Justin T. McElroy Memorial Burn of the Day Award) @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:45PM

Says the man posting on a video game website...

Oh teach us, Fonz... how can we be cool like you?

Marshmallow713 @ Jun 2nd 2008 4:20PM

/slowly claps

religiousjedi @ Jun 2nd 2008 3:44PM

Old Snake must want it bad...

chessh2036 @ Jun 2nd 2008 4:06PM

lol Chill out Wong, I never said I didnt like video games, its just those things our honestly a nerd fest, im assuming u go to them so sry if i made you mad

Sir Fidlious Wong (Justin T. McElroy Memorial Burn of the Day Award) @ Jun 2nd 2008 4:16PM

They don't come to my neck of the woods but if they did, would it be such a bad thing if I did go? After all, it's an area of likeminded individuals who would more than likely be shooting the shit about the same kind of things you enjoy. To me, this would just be the gaming equivelant of the rave I went to a few weeks ago.

I do have to ask this question because it seems to be the very core of the issues gamers face today in our society. A car show is commonly looked upon as something for cool people. A Pool Hall is a great gathering place. A Motorcycle Club is something you join when you want to hang out with like minded Yamaha fans. A band is what you join when you like to make music.

But any of those things attached to gaming is suddenly a nerdfest....

cantbeatmegaman @ Jun 2nd 2008 4:08PM

I just want to know how early you showed up and how long you waited.

Seanbirch @ Jun 2nd 2008 4:21PM

Aaarh, ye scurvvy seadogs! Senior pirate math teacher movie ahoy!

Jhongerkong @ Jun 2nd 2008 4:30PM

I wish I was there late so I could try to catch him leaving and then yell "KOJIIIIMMMAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!"

*sigh* ...One day

Lard @ Jun 2nd 2008 4:36PM

I expected as much from spoiled Americans who get everything they want on a silver platter.

Sir Fidlious Wong (Justin T. McElroy Memorial Burn of the Day Award) @ Jun 2nd 2008 4:48PM

I expected as much from a typical fucktard driving preconceived notions as fact. Life is so hard as a Canadian, what with your non-gang wars, little drug problem, weakening dollar, population control problems, dwindling health care service, and ability to leave your doors unlocked at night.

I feel for you. Life is hard. Being Canadian sucks. And us Americans? Not a fucking care in the world. Why just this morning I woke up to a police siren as swat raided an apartment below me as a meth dealer got arrested and it was a typical carefree day for me in America.