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One exciting "Death Stranding" update since its trailer premiered at The Game Awards 2016 has involved a real-life rainbow resembling one in the trailer, as teased by creator Hideo Kojima on his official Twitter account.

He has hinted of a possible HideoTube feature on the same social networking site as well.

Kojima's rainbow appears IRL

Kojima recently acknowledged and shared a tweet that showed a picture of a rainbow in the Argentinian skies, which looked a lot like the one in the "Death Stranding" trailer, iDigital Times reported.

@HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN Happened today in Rosario-Argentina. Suspended ice crystals in the sky made this. Truly amazing. #DeathStranding pic.twitter.com/6ha182u8n2

— Pancho (@sabelor10) December 16, 2016

Fans instantly took the tweet as a significant sign or something of importance to Kojima's works since he likes putting symbolisms in them, Game Rant added. This is significant as the Japanese game creator and developer has kept mum on any "Death Stranding" update or production details to build excitement for the game until its official release.

"Death Stranding" on HideoTube?

Gamers got hyped up even more when Kojima announced on his Twitter account sunday that there may be a possible vlog comeback on his channel HideoTube.

Haven't done HideoTube for a while as I've been busy after this summer. Not sure when I can do for the next though what theme you expect?

— HIDEO_KOJIMA (@HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN) December 18, 2016

He even raised a few questions when he posted Twitter surveys that had several options for his followers.

One survey included the following choices, "Death Stranding update"; "Top 10 films in 2016"; "The films featuring Mads"; and "Concentrate making game", which played up the excitement for fans even more. The option that garnered more than half of the Twitter responses was "Death Stranding update".

Putting "Death Stranding" above the choices and purposely writing it in capital letters, Kojima really knows how to tease and tickle the fancy of his information-hungry fans and game enthusiasts. More details and "Death Stranding" updates are expected to roll out on Kojima's Twitter account and possibly on HideoTube.