| − | He was also a radical leftist, with his stories often preferring total anarchy over law and order, promoting post-modernism, as well as condemning patriotism. His leftist ideology was especially apparent in ''Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker'', which included the [[Sandinista National Liberation Front]] as being good guys, the [[CIA]] being demonized, various leftist talking points against America, praising Che Guevara, and to a lesser extent Mao Zedong and Jean Paul Sartre, praising May 1968, and some LGBT themes. | + | He was also a radical leftist, with his stories often preferring total anarchy over law and order, promoting post-modernism, as well as condemning patriotism. His leftist ideology was especially apparent in ''Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker'', which included the [[Sandinistas|Sandinista National Liberation Front]] as being good guys, the [[CIA]] being demonized, various leftist talking points against America, praising Che Guevara, and to a lesser extent Mao Zedong and Jean Paul Sartre, praising May 1968, and some LGBT themes. |
| | He was later kicked out of Konami for spending too much resources on the then-in development ''Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain'', and formed a new Kojima Productions under the auspices of Sony. | | He was later kicked out of Konami for spending too much resources on the then-in development ''Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain'', and formed a new Kojima Productions under the auspices of Sony. |