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Monday, September 30, 2019

Death Stranding’s Bridge Baby Can Be Heard Through The DualShock 4 Speaker

Hideo Kojima has revealed that Death Stranding‘s Bridge Baby can be heard through the special DualShock 4 controller included in the game’s limited edition PlayStation 4 bundle. Sadly, there isn’t actually a model BB included inside the pad — which is coloured in the same style as the fluid contained within the babies’ jars — but it’s still a cool (and slightly disturbing) addition.

Death Stranding BB Can Be Heard Via DualShock 4 Pad

Kojima’s Tweet seems to imply that only the special Death Stranding-branded DS4 pad will support this feature, although obviously the pad has used its built-in speaker for numerous games in the past. His Tweet also confirms that the feature is able to be toggled on/off.

Death Stranding is slated for release on PlayStation 4 on November 8, with Kojima confirming last week that the game had reached gold status. Furthermore, you won’t need a subscription to PlayStation Plus to enjoy the Death Stranding multiplayer mode.

In related news, Kojima said that he’d like to work with Keanu Reeves at some point in the future, despite choosing Mads Mikkelsen over the John Wick star for a part in Death Stranding.

In addition, the Kojima Productions head has revealed that it’s possible we may get a Death Stranding 2 in order to establish the Strand genre.

Check out the full synopsis on Death Stranding below if you’re still not quite sure what it’s all about:

In the near future, mysterious explosions have rocked the globe, setting off a series of supernatural events known as the Death Stranding. With otherworldly creatures plaguing the landscape, and mass extinction imminent, it’s up to Sam Porter Bridges to travel across the ravaged wasteland and save humanity from impending annihilation.

Death Stranding is the first game that Kojima has worked on since his departure from Konami following completion of Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain.

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