E3: ‘Last Guardian’ is Still Alive
06 Jun, 2012
Sony and Team ICO’s The Last Guardian has missed yet another E3, leading many to believe the absence as the latest misstep in a troubled development cycle. Speaking with Giant Bomb earlier today, Playstation Worldwide Development Head Shuhei Yoshida confirmed the game’s continued existence, claiming its continued aloofness to it simply being not the opportune time for another update.
“We have the team working hard, and still it’s not the right time to give people an update.” Yoshida consoled. When asked if the game was ever going to release, Yoshida laughed, “It has to!..It will be.”
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