Uncharted 4's delay couldn't be fixed "with more money" says Yoshida

As Uncharted 4's extended demo proves, the game's not looking too shabby. So it's understandable that people were disappointed when it was delayed to 2016. In this month's Edge magazine, Sony Computer Entertainment boss Shuhei Yoshida was directly asked the question a lot of us were probably thinking: couldn't Sony just throw money at the game to get it out on time?

Well, technically what Edge asked was, 'Could you have shifted resources to the project in order to ensure that it launched in 2015?' but you get the idea. It's a prospect that Shu is having none of: "We wish it was that simple," he states. "As far as we are concerned, the game cannot be made in time with more money. When an experienced team like Naughty Dog say they need more time, we believe them. And we support them".

You can read the full interview with Shuhei Yoshida, doubled with an interview with Xbox's Phil Spencer and loads of post-E3 content in the new issue of Edge out on Friday the 3rd of July, with Dark Souls 3 on the cover. You can download it hereorsubscribeto future issues.

Leon Hurley
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