The greys and greens of the piece deliver a somber tone and seem like the perfect sort of concept art for a movie anyone who loves the series would like to see. In the foreground we see a helmeted soldier wearing an XOF patch. In it, we see one of the titular Metal Gear, a bipedal walking tank that looks like it may be the Metal Gear REX, off the in distance, tiny birds circle a weapon pod mounted to one shoulder and soldiers stand around one of its legs. It looks like Yoji Shinkawa’s Metal Gear designs brought to live.
If the first piece of art, a creation by Nick Foreman that was released today and seen above, is any indication of what we have in store for us, then it is going to be a wonderful month of days. “Generating art based on Hideo Kojiima’s seminal characters and world has been a true childhood dream come true,” Vogt-Roberts is quoted as saying. “Some of you might say we’ve kept you waiting, huh?,” the colonel said in the video.Īs both a thank you to fans of the franchise and a unique way to explore the long, inspired history of the games, Vogt-Roberts promised to release 31 pieces of concept art he “created with a series of ‘next-gan artists.'” The video also made it clear that the concepts are “fan art” and they they are not meant to show “what is or not in the forthcoming film.” Join me with hastag #METALGEAR31st /t6vtydKmiE ❗️Follow and retweet this thread to celebrate the 31st anniversary of METAL GEAR with 31 pieces of never before seen nano-machine-infused-artwork. In it, Colonel Campbell delivers a message to fans, reminding them that today is the anniversary of the game and that the “ Metal Gear Solid Film Project” remains alive and well. Vogt-Roberts, who most recently directed “ Kong: Skull Island,” kicked off the day with a video presented through the game’s classic Codec radio system. Friday marks the 31-year anniversary of seminal action-adventure stealth game “ Metal Gear” and Jordan Vogt-Roberts, the director for the upcoming movie based on the series, is celebrating with a run of amazing art inspired by the three-decade series created by Hideo Kojima.
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