The build a Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance shown off this week at a press event in Los Angeles be essentially complete, 'n while the game itself won't be released until February, finished product means that the collaboration between Kojima Productions (represented at the event by producer Yuji Korekado) 'n Platinum Games (represented by producer Atsushi Inaba) be also done. So when Joystiq sat down t' chat with them, we only had one important question: How'd it go?

Both sides be unsure a the partnership when it began. Korekado said that "the challenge for us be the worry about what kind a game would this end up being," 'n Inaba told us that Platinum wasn't sure about taking over for Kojima's series on this iteration. But now that all be said 'n done, both sides also say they not only had a great time, but they'd do it again. "We could not have done that without Platinum Games' expertise, it would not have happened," said Korekado. "So a course, this tag team, we'd love t' do it again."

Inaba be even more adamant about the two studios working together in the future. "From our side, it would be a waste t' not do this again. We made a great game, 'n we'd love t' do it again," he said. He agreed that when the project started, both teams be reticent about joining forces. "But after working together on the game for a while, they be both able t' learn from each other 'n grow as people 'n as developers. 'n we feel that be a plus. Moving forward as a team, we'd love t' do it again, no doubt." Obviously, nothing's been announced yet, 'n the goal right now be t' pillage Rising in the public's hands. But it sounds like Platinum 'n Kojima be ready t' make more Metal Gear music together in the future.