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The Last Guardian woes continue as producer Kenji Kaido leaves Team ICO

  • Posted August 27th, 2012 at 15:25 EDT by Paul Kelly
  • 6 Comments

Kenji Kaido, the Team ICO producer behind ICO and Shadow of the Colossus, has confirmed that he has parted company with Sony Computer Entertainment Japan.

In a tweet, Kaido says that his "plans for the future are still undecided". While we wish Kaido the best in his future endeavors, this news does not bode well for Team ICO's upcoming title, The Last Guardian.

Kenji Kaido's departure follows that of director and lead designer Fumito Ueda, who is now working with Japan Studio on a freelance basis and will cease ties once The Last Guardian is completed. No one knows when that will be however, since the oft-delayed game has been in troubled development for some time and no release date is yet confirmed.

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  1. Alpha2

    • 3:28pm EDT - August 27th, 2012

    I wish someone would actually tell us what the trouble is surrounding this game! It's like there's a curse on it and buying it cause my parents to get a divorce.

  2. BlindMango | BlindMango

    • 3:29pm EDT - August 27th, 2012

    Last Guardian: Prologue Edition, anyone?

  3. honomaru

    • 3:44pm EDT - August 27th, 2012

    @1 lmfao

  4. KyleOnTheRun

    • 4:07pm EDT - August 27th, 2012

     @2 I lol'd

  5. Gameoholic007 | Demented007

    • 11:35pm EDT - August 27th, 2012

    LOL! Might as well be a PS4 launch title at this rate! XD

  6. zombieking36

    • 3:28am EDT - August 29th, 2012

    @1 There are technical issues, and they would probably spoil something major or dash our hopes in some form. Otherwise, they found out it was going to need to be on the PS4 and require a major overhaul.

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