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Last Guardian Developer Tweets A TGS Trico Tease
Gendesign has given Last Guardian fans new hope that its elusive bird beast will flock to Tokyo Game Show 2015.
Sony has been quiet about The Last Guardian since its long-awaited reprise at E3, which is on par for the perpetually delayed project. The lack of an announcement by Sony that The Last Guardian would be at this year's Tokyo Game Show seemed like a bad sign. Today, developer Gendesign came to the rescue with the following tweet.
We are thinking about how to take Trico to the Makuhari ( in a new and different way). pic.twitter.com/Z1IKxPkOtF
— genDESIGN (@genDESIGN_Inc) September 11, 2015
Makuhari is the convention center that TGS is being held at, and the picture clearly shows Trico's big bird feet, so we're good, right? The only catch: that pesky "new and different way."
The optimist in me wants to believe that statement simply means the developer is prepping an all-new gameplay demo. The pessimist thinks we will probably just be seeing a big dumb Trico statue.
In any event, we've only got a few more days until we find out; Tokyo Game Show 2015 starts next week on September 17, and we'll be covering it live from the show floor.
[Source: Twitter]
Our Take:
I really hope it's not
just a statue.
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