Fans of the game, “The Last Guardian” should not be worry about their favorite game.  Though sony has not been talking about the game all year round and despite losing it executive producer.  There is no stopping the game from being created though the progress is rather slow.

Sony Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida told 1Up last week that The Last Guardian makes  slow progress.   He claims that the development of the game has been tough, but the team has work non-stop so that they could finish the title as soon as possible.

 Fumito Ueda’s vision causes difficulty for developers, and this is the reason why it is making little progress for the game.  They have to keep on scrapping and rebuilding.

In November, a rumor had arised that  executive producer Ueda had left Sony in full, staying attached to The Last Guardian on a contractor basis.  Yoshida  verified that move to 1Up, but he also noted that Ueda was also working on the project nonstop.

His co-worker claimed that Ueda comes in every morning and is among the people who works the longest during work days.

Formally announced at the 2009 Electronic Entertainment Expo, The Last Guardian is about a boy-and-his-dog tale, where the dog is a giant and feathered, yet seemingly amiable, beast. Team Ico has not been helpful with specific plot details, but gameplay is going to involve the boy manipulating his companion so that he could navigate a variety of environmental puzzles.

Via source, Gamespot

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