Stewart Gilray Clarifies Statements Regarding The Last Guardian, “It Was An Assumption”

Just Add Water boss clarifies statements earlier made today on The Last Guardian's development.

Posted By | On 10th, Jun. 2015

The Last Guardian

Remember when Just Add Water boss Stewart Gilray spoke to the PS Nation Podcast about a “certain someone’s team” helping to finish development on Sony’s The Last Guardian? And that certain someone was assumed to be PS4 lead architect Mark Cerny? In a statement to GamingBolt, Gilray clarified his stance completely.

On being asked if it was really happening according to him – that is to say, if Gilray has first-hand knowledge of Cerny working on The Last Guardian, he stated, “Not at all…this is my assuming based upon various public facts…

“Cerny spoke about TLG last year saying it’s definitely still happening. It’s a TOKYO Studio project. Ueda-san even said the TLG team was working on Knack with Cerny.

“Adding all these elements together it seems like a good bet that he, or at least his team is involved, wouldn’t you say?” Gilray also stated that his statements from on the PS Nation Podcast were misconstrued.

It’s an interesting stance but again, far from direct confirmation of Cerny working on The Last Guardian. Take the game’s existence with a grain of salt for now but as Gilray says, it wouldn’t be completely absurd if Cerny was involved.


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