True, but he is not making a painting with waterpaint that costs $2. He is taking up masses of money every day with his team of 50 people and high end PS3 development.

The most surprising thing is that Sony has let this guy stay on top of his prestigious position for so long. I do not see one other publisher that would let Ueda take as long as he takes to deliver his games.   

Rainbird said: If it's true, I hope he manages to make the best of it. Best of luck to him. I wonder if his personal projects involve Kinect or the WiiU since he would leave Sony to do his next games. Here's hoping he can bring something epic to Kinect! ^_^

Please don't say stuff like that :( , If he starts making kinect games I will almost start cry....

if true:

You're right. I was out of line. What's a decade between games, after all?

Still, maybe if he had just released The Last Guardian: Prologue he'd still have a job!

Man Japanese devs have been crap this gen

Bad news. Sony is not a charity though, and it is not a big loss for them, his next game would take ten years to complete on Playstation 4.

I wonder what is going on with TLG right now.

kivi95 said: Rainbird said: If it's true, I hope he manages to make the best of it. Best of luck to him. I wonder if his personal projects involve Kinect or the WiiU since he would leave Sony to do his next games. Here's hoping he can bring something epic to Kinect! ^_^ Please don't say stuff like that :( , If he starts making kinect games I will almost start cry....

What's wrong with that? I'm certain he wouldn't be doing Kinectimals 2, he'd be doing something properly awesome with it. 

Why is everyone so sad that he's leaving Sony (if it's even true)? For all we know, this could give us even more awesome games from him. Why assume the worst?

The tale of a boy and his skyline

Would that title sell 5 Million worldwide?

if this is true, then Sony is probably going to be my least favourite company.