Last Guardian Executive Producer Quits. Goes Elsewhere.


Is Yoshifusa Hayama the latest Last Guardian casualty? The former Sony Computer Entertainment Vice President and Last Guardian executive producer has left the company.

The eagerly awaited game has been years in development. It was supposed to be finished this year, but was delayed to next year. The Last Guardian was AWOL at this year’s Tokyo Game Show.

There are rumours circulating that Fumito Ueda, the game’s creator, left Sony to go freelance. Recently, Ueda stated via Twitter that he is hard at work on the title. He did not address the rumours that he’s quit Sony.

Earlier this year, Kotaku saw The Last Guardian and spoke with Ueda about games and art.

Hayama joins Rupert Murdoch-owned London studio Bossa, where he will work on the outfit’s first 3D social game.

Last Guardian executive producer resigns [Develop]


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