Maybe quantic dream but Ready at dawn made their engine entirely on their own.

Idk, Ash has been training Pikachu for a long time now. He has to be at a pretty high level by now

Second party studios sure.. just because they are exclusive doesnt make them first party games (btw wtf do you mean second party studio first party game?)

lol i know. its just funny see people go off topic

Any game published by a platform maker is considered first party.  There is no such thing as a second party game.  Second party developers are developers that work for platform makers, but arent owned by them.  

Second-party developer is a colloquial term used by gaming enthusiasts and media often used to describe two different types of game development studios:

1. Independently owned studios who take development contracts from the platform holders and what they produce will usually be exclusive to that platform.
2. Studios who are partially or wholly owned by the platform holder (also known as a subsidiary) and what they produce will usually be exclusive to that platform.

In reality, the resulting game is first party (since it is funded by the platform holder who usually owns the resulting IP), but the term helps to distinguish independent studios from those directly owned by the platform holder. These studios may have exclusive publishing agreements (or other business relationships) with the platform holder, while maintaining independence. Examples are Insomniac Games (which previously developed games solely for Sony's PlayStation platforms as an independent studio) and Game Freak, (which primarily develops the Nintendo-exclusive Pokémon game series).

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_developer

so yea, the order is considered a first party game...

Yeah, no PC game looks better than those.

It looks good, another level? Nope.

TECH! NOT ENGINE!

Most of the devs use their own engine, but pretty much all first party and most second party devs use the tech developed by the ICE Team. ICE develops proprietary technology revolving around hardware optimisations. These optimisations and other enhancements can be incorporated into their own engine.

No. They aren't that impressive but they look good.

None of those games have been released yet, all of those scenes are hand-picked from the studios. There is no guarantee that any of the games will look near as good.

Also, The Order and Uncharted 4 are both linear cinematic games. You would expect them to have good graphics due to the lack of objects needed to be accounted for in the game environment (and before someone starts flaming for it, even Kojima has said that open-world games are harder to optimise for graphics than linear).

Show me any game that looks like Skyrim with ENB and texture mods (it was a last-gen game too), and then I'll listen. As of now, pretty cinematic linear games do nothing for me.