Overview
- Motoi Okamoto publicly rejected Hideo Kojima’s prediction that future remakes and sequels will be made by AI, posting his response on X.
- He said AI might draft a sequel proposal but would not make decisions such as relocating the story to Japan or hiring Ryukishi07 for Silent Hill f.
- Kojima has described AI as a development “friend” suited to tedious tasks that reduce time and cost, not a substitute for human creative leadership.
- Silent Hill f launched in late September, surpassed one million sales soon after release, and is frequently cited as a human-led creative departure for the series.
- The back-and-forth comes as Sora’s recent update spurs fan experiments and Nintendo reiterates IP enforcement, while some studios and creators express skepticism about AI-made games.