Sly Cooper and inFamous wasn't created by Sony 1st party, because it was before Sony acquired Sucker Punch (2011), same goes for Ratchet & Clank and Resistance,which were created by Insomniac which is fully independent. There's probably a few more here, but these are the ones I see.

Cool list, but I think putting Amplitude and Frequency as separate entries is cheating a bit :p as Amplitude is the sequel to Frequency :)

i dint know that,,i will double chek

You know Evolution Studios is outright owned by Sony dont' you? They purchased them in 2007. However I also understand they owned the IPs making them Sony's regardless of who developed them.

Or are you saying that Nintendo didn't infact create IPs like Eternal Darkness, Geist, Golden Sun etc? Even Mario Sports games were made by 3rd parties (Next Level Games/Camelot).

Hell, Camelot even created one of Nintendo's characters.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camelot_Software_Planning

How many of those were DEVELOPED by Sony and not just published?

Most of Nintendo's games were developed by Nintendo. They actually staff their own developers. Most of Sony's games are published, not developed by Sony.

There is a vast difference and that's what he was talking about.

The majority of Nintendo's new IP over the last 3 gens weren't developed by them though :p Especially on home consoles. For the most part they either just publish or partially assist in development (and on rare occasions fully co-develop, as is the case with Smash bros 3DS/WiiU).

It's the same for both Sony and MS. It shouldn't be a point of criticism. These games likely wouldn't exist without their funding after all.

Sony do seem to have a much bigger focus on 1st party these days though. Back on the PS1/2 they mostly published/funded/assisted with 3rd party titles. Now the majority of PS4 titles are either being fully co-developed or made by one of Sony's own studios.

Sony bought them after Motorstorm first released. If Motorstorm failed, then Sony would have never bought the developer and you can say the same thing for everyone else they acquired. In most cases developers apporach Sony with game ideas, etc and Sony funds the title and has a studio (usually Santa Monica in NA, Xdev in Europe, Japan Studio in JP) oversee development.

With Nintendo it's almost always the other way around; they typically farm projects out. Golden Sun and Geist are anomalies. Nintendo signed Silicon Knights to a publishing/exclusivity deal so they own the Eternal Darkness IP. They didn't really "farm" the game out but they still owned the copyright, and just because Iwata didn't specifically tell them to make the game doesn't mean it's not their game.

Nintendo's ownership of the name is part of the reason Dyak named the next game Shadow of the Eternals instead of ED2. 

But anyway here is an article that somewhat talks about Next Level Games' relationship with Nintendo. 

http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2013/06/developer_interview_next_level_games_and_nintendo_talk_luigis_mansion_dark_moon

Wow.

PlayStation FOREVER! <3