Death Stranding TGS 2019 Trailer is 49 Minutes Long

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Death Stranding TGS 2019 Trailer is 49 Minutes Long

by Sam Aberdeen on 11 September, 2019

Death Stranding is set to make a huge splash at this year's Tokyo Game Show 2019, but no one expected it to be this big. According to game director Hideo Kojima, the footage we will see at TGS 2019 of the game will be a staggering 49 minutes long, edited by none other than Kojima himself. The prolific game creator confirmed this via his Twitter account.

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Kojima tweeted an image of his editing set-up, mentioning that the new Death Stranding footage will be 49 minutes long, and shown off tomorrow at TGS 2019. For some reason, there's a Terminator in the shot as well, but we hardly question anything that Kojima puts out these days (he recently declared that he wants to become a crab).

Preparing for the gameplay footage tomorrow, about 49 mins long.

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— HIDEO_KOJIMA (@HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN) September 11, 2019

This puts it a minute ahead of CD Projekt Red's famous first extensive gameplay of Cyberpunk 2077 which released last year, coming in at 48 minutes. Kojima promises that more gameplay will be shown, and we assume more story details about the world and its characters as well, similar to what was shown at Gamescom Opening Night Live. There's still a few characters we have yet to explore, so we're eager to see how everything (hopefully) ties together.

Death Stranding releases on November 8, 2019 for PlayStation 4. Pre-orders are available right here.

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There are 7 comments

DEATHGIGAS

(Has MGS4 hatred flashbacks) Where's my damn alchohol

Blaze

@DG Well, good to know we're watching a movie. Good ol' Kojima and MGS4 PTSD.

DEATHGIGAS

A 49 minute trailer, after announcing an "Easy" mode that is essentially the games cinemas running. I think we know there's not gonna be much game there. . .