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Source: https://www.videogameschronicle.com...a-says-too-many-games-are-similar-these-days/
Kojima explained that while he was watching the main Summer Game Fest presentation, he felt like every game shown involved the player fighting either an alien or a medieval monster. Even the visuals and the systems are pretty much the same," Kojima said, "and a lot of people enjoy this, I understand, but it is important to put something really new in there for the industry."
According to the report, Kojima also stated that he doesn't play many big-budget games these days because he finds the most interesting work is in indie games, while big-budget games are safe and boring.
Kojima was also asked if he would be playing Konami's upcoming remake of his game Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, to which he reportedly laughed and said "no, I won't".
Recalling an anecdote in which he visited a notable studio (which wasn't named) to advice on a new stealth game it was working on, Kojima said he was unimpressed with what he was shown.
"People who are making military games, they probably don't know how to dismantle a gun or shoot a gun," he explained. "So that's kind of sad."
Asked whether he could dismantle a gun, Kojima replied: "Yes, because I've been doing this training as well, and I learned so many ways to kill people as well."
Kojima explained that while he was watching the main Summer Game Fest presentation, he felt like every game shown involved the player fighting either an alien or a medieval monster. Even the visuals and the systems are pretty much the same," Kojima said, "and a lot of people enjoy this, I understand, but it is important to put something really new in there for the industry."

According to the report, Kojima also stated that he doesn't play many big-budget games these days because he finds the most interesting work is in indie games, while big-budget games are safe and boring.
Kojima was also asked if he would be playing Konami's upcoming remake of his game Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, to which he reportedly laughed and said "no, I won't".
Recalling an anecdote in which he visited a notable studio (which wasn't named) to advice on a new stealth game it was working on, Kojima said he was unimpressed with what he was shown.
"People who are making military games, they probably don't know how to dismantle a gun or shoot a gun," he explained. "So that's kind of sad."
Asked whether he could dismantle a gun, Kojima replied: "Yes, because I've been doing this training as well, and I learned so many ways to kill people as well."