![]() Later that night, Shuhei Yoshida, head of Sony's Worldwide Studios and the man with ultimate responsibility for The Last Guardian's production, went for dinner with Suzuki and Square Enix's Shinji Hashimoto. The shocking revivals didn't end there as Sony, playing fairy godmother to ageing gamers, continued to grant their deepest and most apparently hopeless wishes with the launch of Yu Suzuki's Shenmue 3 Kickstarter and the announcement that Square Enix would attempt the impossible - or improbable - and remake its classic role-playing game, Final Fantasy 7. ![]() Sony's extraordinary press conference last week opened with the return of The Last Guardian - almost 10 years into development and almost five since its last appearance before the press. It was a night no E3-goer will forget in a hurry.
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