Most people seem to believe its the Team Ico game.
Great!!!I'm looking forward this one,after GT5 it is the great blockbuster in PS3 this year(is there already any approximate release date?) I absolutely loved Ico and Shadow of Colossus and eager to see these guys work on a PS3.👍![]()
EDGEThe Last Guardian Delayed
SCEE has announced that one of the most keenly anticipated games of the year, Team Ico’s The Last Guardian, as well as the Ico And Shadow Of The Colossus Collection, have been delayed.
In a post on the PlayStation Blog the firm declined to give revised dates for the games, with European product manager Phil Lynch saying: “We will provide more information regarding release timing at a later date.”
However, the firm does pass along a brief statement from director Fumito Ueda, who said: “I announced at last year’s Tokyo Game Show that the release timing of The Last Guardian, which is currently being developed, would be holiday 2011.
“However, to provide more challenging and better quality of content to users and to fulfill Firstparty Studio’s obligations, I decided to postpone its release timing.
“I sincerely apologise to all the customers who have been waiting for The Last Guardian for so long, but I beg for your patience. I will also announce the new release timing at a later time.
The news is a blow for all of those who were eagerly awaiting The Last Guardian, Ueda’s first project on the current generation of consoles and his first since 2005’s Shadow Of The Colossus. In our recent preview of the game, we said it was shaping up to be a “sublime, unique adventure.”
The Last Guardian experiencing technical difficulties.
Sony Worldwide president Shuhei Yoshida told Eurogamer that the game was absent from Sony's E3 presentation because the Tokyo team was working hard addressing technical issues.
"The team is back in Tokyo working hard, and there are some technical difficulties that the team is focused on right now. That's why we don't have an update," Yoshida explained.
The Sony boss denied reports that the game would launch on the PS4, though he was reluctant to say whether or not it would ever see the light of day at all.
"When we have confidence in saying that, we will talk about it. But today, we are working through some engineering effort."
Credit: Liam Martin
VenturebeatPlayStation fans around the country were panicking earlier today when, according to gaming-news site Gematsu, Sony abandoned its U.S. trademark for The Last Guardian, a highly anticipated PlayStation 3 adventure-platformer originally announced in 2009.
The U.S. patent office considers a trademark abandoned when a company does not use it after a certain period of time. Sony originally filed for its trademark on June 2, 2009.
GamesBeat reached out to Sony for comment, specifically to see if The Last Guardian was still in development. Sony Computer Entertainment America’s director of product publicity Ron Eagle responded, “We can confirm that The Last Guardian is still in development, and Sony will be publishing the title.”
In other words, the game is still coming, but it might in for a name change.