Death Stranding Box Art And Special Edition Steelbook Cover Revealed
Take a look.
Death Stranding, the ambitious and odd PlayStation 4 game, is one of 2019's most-anticipated titles. And now, courtesy of director Hideo Kojima, we know what the still-mysterious game's box art will look like for those who opt to pick up the physical edition of the game in both its standard and special-edition steelbook forms. Kojima revealed the new art during a San Diego Comic-Con panel where he spoke about Death Stranding alongside his friend, the movie director Nicolas Winding Refn (Drive, Only God Forgives).
Twitter user kalai_chik was in attendance at the Comic-Con panel and posted images of the box art and steelbook case on Twitter. Kojima himself subsequently followed up with a tweet of his own offering a look at the two pieces of artwork. They both depict Sam, the main character played by The Walking Dead star Norman Reedus. Not only that, but Kojima brought with him the life-sized BB Pod statue that comes with the $200 USD collector's edition of Death Stranding. Kojima apparently said he was stopped by Customs coming into the USA because of the baby statue.
You can see all the images below.
Regular one on the left and steel book one on the right. pic.twitter.com/ub5Wsgr84r
— HIDEO_KOJIMA (@HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN) July 21, 2019
He brought the baby from #DeathStranding and was stopped at customs wondering what he was trying to bring into America. #HideoKojima pic.twitter.com/zFM1eLPxye
— Kalai ? SDCC (@kalai_chik) July 21, 2019
Also during the panel, Kojima said it was originally recommended to him that he cast Keanu Reeves in a role in Death Stranding, but the famed game director went with his friend Mads Mikkelsen instead.
Death Stranding launches in November for PS4. A report said the game might also release on Sony's forthcoming PlayStation 5, but nothing is confirmed at this stage.
For more on Death Stranding, check out GameSpot's Death Stranding pre-order guide that covers the game's release date, special edition, bonuses and more.
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