genDESIGN, the new studio headed by Fumito Ueda, has teased a Tokyo Game Show appearance for The Last Guardian via its official Twitter account.
The "Makuhari" it refers to is the convention centre where the annual Tokyo Game Show takes place.
The Last Guardian re-emerged at E3 earlier this year after making its debut appearance back at E3 2009. It looks like we only have a few days to wait until we find out more about this highly anticipated title.
Sony's Tokyo Game Show conference is scheduled for September 15.
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