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The Last Guardian está pasando por muchas y variadas complicaciones a lo largo de su desarrollo, e inevitablemente, con la actual generación mirando de reojo a los sistemas que tomarán su relevo, muchos rumores apuntan a que dará el salto a la nueva generación de Sony.

Pero Shuhei Yoshida, el presidente de los Worldwide Studios de Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. ha asegurado que llegará a PlayStation 3, y que el problema es que fue anunciado demasiado pronto.

Hablando con Kotaku, uno de los desarrolladores del juego ha dicho "te doy mi palabra de que existe. Estamos trabajando en él". Explica que es un proyecto muy ambicioso y que "es un puzle con muchas piezas. Es cosa de juntarlas todas".

Como ya sabéis, The Last Guardian no fue mostrado en la conferencia de Sony, lo que una vez más ha vuelto a despertar los rumores sobre su cancelación, retraso, cambio de plataforma, etcétera.

http://www.vandal.net/noticia/73212/yosh...ra-en-ps3/

Ueda se pensaría que PS3 era un PC de la Nasa o algo asi.

Noticeably absent from Sony's press event yesterday was The Last Guardian. The game was first released in 2009. Since then, fans have been waiting for the finished title to emerge. It hasn't.

Development has not exactly been smooth. The game's creator, Fumito Ueda, has left Sony, but is contracted out to finish this title. There's been talk about one of Sony's North American studios also working on the game. Amid speculation that the game had been shifted to the PS4, Sony's Shuhei Yoshida confirmed that the game was still being developed for the PS3.

Today at the Tokyo Game Show, a Japanese developer for Sony told Kotaku that work continues on the gameÔÇöeven if it's not at TGS. "I give you my word that it exists," said the developer, who wanted to be unnamed. "We are working on it."

The game, according to this developer, is still being developed in Japan. Fumito Ueda continues to work closely on the project (something Ueda confirmed to Kotaku this summer). But it's a "very ambitious project", the developer pointed out, adding that The Last Guardian was probably announced way too early.

According to the Sony developer, the logical explanation for why The Last Guardian isn't at TGS is that Sony seems to be pulling back recently, being more reluctant to talk about games until they are closer to launch.

"There are lots of pieces of the puzzle," said the developer. "It's a matter of getting them to fit together."

http://kotaku.com/5944838/the-last-guard...-developer