This week the team talked about Gone Homes awesome news, The Witcher 3 being delayed, the Angry Birds RPG, the unannounced Sony VR Headset, and The Last Guardian!
The Guardians' (03/14/14) is TAW's largest update-to-date that not only features the newly added Guardian system but also continues the storyline, allowing players to venture deeper in the heart of the Demon World; to the gates of Dragon City. Level-cap will be raised to 89, which will in-turn, bring forth new class skills, new Majinns to capture, new fashions to own, new challenges to conquer and much more! Clan Wars will also feature a new MOBA-style map, along with a revamp to Resource Wars (Nation vs Nation).
The chronically-delayed title from Team ICO is still "absolutely in the mix" over at Sony, as development on The Last Guardian apparently trudges on.
When asked by IGN about the status of the game, Sony's Scott Rohde replied by saying:
YouÄ‚Ë€â„Ëre going to be very frustrated by this answer, but it is 100 percent the GodÄ‚Ë€â„Ës honest truth, and that is that we want to make great games. And when we see that the public is so interested in a specific game, of course that drives us to want to complete that game. But it also drives us to want to make it great. We would not want to ship that game if we donÄ‚Ë€â„Ët think itÄ‚Ë€â„Ës great.
When pressed about whether the game is still a PS3 title or now for PlayStation 4, Rohde added that he still can't "announce what platform itÄ‚Ë€â„Ës coming on, whoÄ‚Ë€â„Ës working on it, whoÄ‚Ë€â„Ës involved. But that is still a title thatÄ‚Ë€â„Ës absolutely in the mix at Worldwide Studios. ThatÄ‚Ë€â„Ës the most youÄ‚Ë€â„Ëre gonna get."
Sony unwilling to discuss platforms and who's working on the heavily delayed title.
"You're going to be very frustrated by this answer," Rohde said, "but it is 100 per cent the God's honest truth, and that is that we want to make great games. And when we see that the public is so interested in a specific game, of course that drives us to want to complete that game. But it also drives us to want to make it great. We would not want to ship that game if we don't think it's great."
As for specifics relating to what platforms the game may be released on, Rohde said he's "not going to announce what platform it's coming on, who's working on it, who's involved. But that...
