Sandra Bullock, famous for "Demolition Man" and "Miss Congeniality," among other films, nearly took on not one, but two roles ...

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It was reported this week the Wachowskis, the creators of The Matrix, had asked Konami for Hideo Kojima to develop a video game based on the IP in the late 1990's. Konami higher-up Kasumi Kitaue had ...

Metal Gear Solid and Death Stranding developer Hideo Kojima says he was "surprised" to read that the creators of The Matrix wanted him to develop a game based on the franchise, insisting: "no one ever ...

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Hideo Kojima has revealed he was unaware of the pitch that he would make a game based on The Matrix, despite reports that the Wachowski sisters asked him to do so directly. I was surprised to see on ...

In a recent interview with Time Extension former Konami executive Christopher Bergstresser revealed that, way back in 1999, the company was approached by the Wachowskis with an offer to make a Matrix ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Between the original Matrix and its first sequel, The Matrix Reloaded, Lana and Lilly Wachowski had the ambitious idea to tie in the story to a video ...

According to Time Extension, the Wachowskis approached Hideo Kojima about developing a game in late 1999, and, according to rumors that followed, he was interested. The Wachowskis loved his work and ...