Kojima has no plans to license Fox Engine to small developers

Didn't he say recently that if someone wants to remake MGS1 on Fox, he will let them?

Fox engine + pokemon = future!

@marcelinof @Vu2010 okay cancer

It seem like some people still butthurt about kojima being erotic. Kojima you magnificent bastard

They engine could really shine for an MMO, it would be much easier to add content to the game.

He probably doesn't want to hand over his baby just after birth lol

I like the look of this engine. It seems to be the only next gen engine that doesn't focus on pushing as many graphical effects as possible and showing as many details as possible. I mean, if you look through the window the world doesn't look as vibrant, sharp and detailed as some game engines try to make it. You just don't see every tiny detail from every angle possible. Not every game needs photo-realism ofcourse, but I'm talking about the ones that try to achieve it.

Hopefully they will allow other AAA developers to license the engine otherwise it will be a missed opportunity. With the exception of Pro Evo Soccer and the Castlevania series, what other franchises does Konami have that would make use of it? It doesn't sound like they have any plans for a new ZOE game after the low sales of the HD collection. Konmai has also dumped the Suikoden franchise for reasons unknown. I am very curious how the Fox Engine would run on PS3. Time will tell, though by the time MGS5 is released, I bet I will have a PS4 anyways.

once upon a time, NOBODY gave a SH!it. the end. kojima like a manbaby

Since it's still so new, relatively speaking, it's probably not the engine you want students learning on except for experimental usage anyway.

Small Devs aren't "erotic" enough.

Few things to note:
The game utilizing the Fox Engine have not yet reached the core gamers.

Small time developers are prolly be making site, mobile, independent games, & are definitely using the free open source engines.

That'd be early to rush for Fox Engine as quoted by Kojima "A lot of maintenance will be involved if we're to get the Fox Engine in a workable enough state to license it," that means a quite (not quiet :p) bit of system format and hardware setup be required as it is apparent thereof.

Great.

Well, he did not HAVE to license it, it is their chocie. Besides, with awesome options available for free (Unreal, CryEngine and Unity being good examples) I suppose students and small developers are already well served.

No PC version for MGS5 but you make it for 4 consoles? Great :|.

So then I guess that rules out David Jaffe.

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I slay me.

Damn, just give us MGSV for the PC !

boo!