Konami has a ton of IPs gathering dust when they're not being used as themes for slot machines. And Konami has realised this, saying that it is considering doing a little bit more of the ol' outsourcing.

There’s a tremendous amount of laughing in this episode, so if you don’t vibe with unbridled joy than I recommend giving this one a miss.

Its been a quiet couple of years, with Konami largely transitioning into a new role where it rolls out pachinko machines and expertly dashes the hopes of any Silent Hill fan looking for a new entry in that series. But in a stroke of genius, someone at Konami has realised that a dormant franchise can still make it money, and it barely has to lift a finger to see some cash roll in.

Rumours began circulating this week that Konami, the famed developer behind many successful gambling machines and occasional publisher of video games, was getting ready to shut down its gaming division. Not so!

SNAAAAAKE! After being stuck in development hell for years, we finally know just who will be answering to that iconic reptilian shout in the live-action feature film adaptation of Metal Gear Solid.

As rumours go, this one’s an absolute doozy but if it turns out to be accurate… then I can see a lot more people rushing towards the PS5.

Director Jordan Vogt-Roberts has been attached to the Metal Gear Solid movie adaptation since 2014 but we've seen very little public movement in that time. But thanks to some lockdown boredom, the filmmaker has a cool update on the production.

Metal Gear Solid 5 may have become infamous at the time for the falling out between Kojima and Konami, but its legacy is one of quality and completeness.