Saved from Development Hell: It was famous for having one of the most protracted production cycles in videogame history:.

Executive Meddling: Ueda and Team Ico members wanted to complete the game's development on the PlayStation 3, but Sony mandated to move its progress to the PlayStation 4 prior to 2012.

However, Scalebound ended up getting pushed back to 2017, then unceremoniously cancelled early that year.

Dueling Games: With Microsoft's Scalebound, as both games featured human protagonists accompanied by giant monsters set in a fictional world.

This game's lackluster commercial performance, coupled with Gravity Rush 2 and Knack II, would eventually lead to the restructure and essentially demise of Japan Studio in 2021, a whole decade after Ueda's departure.

The Last Guardian was also one of the last original projects developed by Team Ico's former parent studio SIE Japan Studio.

This effectively killed Sony's reincarnation of Team Ico, though Ueda later formed the independent genDESIGN as a spiritual successor.

Creator Killer: As stated above, the game's notorious development cycle caused the eventual departure of Ueda from Sony, taking several of his co-workers with him.Stating its up to the viewer, the audience, to interpret whatever they wish beyond their hostile-first-meeting. Creator Backlash: Even though its clear from gameplay footage the giant baby griffin and boy care about each other very much, Team ICO are not happy to comment upon the relationship between Trico and the boy.Children Voicing Children: Tatsuki Ishikawa, who voiced the boy, was 13 years old at the time of the game's release.Blooper: When the companions have made it to the top of the tower, the boy runs to the edge and says something that doesn't get translated.Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here.

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