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[Unreleased Media] Konami video game, 64 Minutes (PS3, cancelled?)

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I used to work in the gaming industry, and I think it was in 2011 when I saw this Konami game called 64 Minutes. It was a sci-fi game, with time travelling, set around that time but in a dystopian "present" (maybe the early 2020s) where humanity was almost extinct. We had to go back and forth between the 50s and the present, or something like that, and save the world. It looked like a AAA, we played as the action hero, and it was set in South America.

I don't want to give much information about the role in the project for personal reasons, but the game was very, very far in development. I'm talking about localisation to different languages, voice acting and everything. I'm pretty sure it even had a SKU (or whatever the name of that number/ID games get assigned), so it was not an early prototype or anything cancelled early in development.

It was a long time ago, so maybe some of the details are wrong but I'm 99% sure that:

-It was PS3, but it was at the end of the generation, so maybe it was ported at some point to PS4 as well. Could've been multiplatform and on PC and Xbox 360 as well, of course.

-It was Konami. I don't want to say 100% sure, but fairly confident. Definitely a big Japanese developer.

I know there's probably nothing about this game online, but I remember it looked really interesting, and recently I remembered it and wondered where it went. I don't think it was ever renamed or launched at all, since I'm still very much into gaming and I think I would've spotted it even under a different name.

If anyone has ever heard anything about it, or can find any information on CVs (from developers or voice actors), or maybe portfolios, it would be awesome. I couldn't find anything myself.

Thanks!

PS: Going to bed now but I'll answer all your questions as soon as possible!

Posted Oct 16, 2025, 12:03 AM UTC

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