The second Gravity Rush game is still in the works but probably not for PS Vita

Sony president Shuhei Yoshida talked to GameSpot's Kinda Funny at E3 last week and confirmed that another Gravity Rush game is on the way. However, it's probably not for PS Vita.

We first wrote about a follow-up to the fantastic PS Vita-exclusive Gravity Rush in 2012 but it wasn't officially confirmed by Sony until Tokyo Game Show 2013 where it was teased.

Since then, word on the project has been non-existent. It has become very hush-hush.

Yoshida revealed to Kinda Funny the reason for that at 28:30 in this video: "That's another project we are waiting to unveil at the right time," he said. He also added that he's been playing it for sometime.

The question Yoshida was asked if this second Gravity Rush project was for the PlayStation 4 but he didn't answer that.

It does, however, seem likely that it will be heading to that console. But as to whether it will be coming to the PS Vita? Well, that seems unlikely.

Just last week, Yoshida spoke to IGN and said that there probably won't be any other big first-party games for PS Vita in the future.

"To be honest, I wouldn't say we will have big AAA Vita games from first party," he said exactly.

Considering that this Gravity Rush follow-up would qualify as that, and Yoshida clearly knows about it, one can assume that it won't be heading to PS Vita.

And if you want further convincing that that's the case just look at the lack of attention Sony gave to the PS Vita during E3 last week.

There are plenty of games heading to the PS Vita from other studios but hardly any got even a mention by Sony at the show.