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Xen on 16 October 2008
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Onyxmeth said:
Xen said:
DOATS1 said:
Xen said:
DOATS1 said:
Xen said:

They're already putting them to full use :)

 

 

 well they're starting to..

sony have a lot of in house studios. probably double or tripple that of microsofts. most of which make really good franchises. sony need to start using them a lot more often rather than relying on third parties anymore, otherwise there won't be any reason to buy a system that is double the price of its' nearest rival very soon.

10x of MS's FP.

2x of Nintendo's.

 

surely that's incorrect?

 

1. Microsoft Game Studios

2. Rare

that's it. Ensemble also was there.

Sony's list is just too long.

 

3. Lionhead Studios

4. Wingnut Interactive

5. Xbox Live Productions

6. Turn 10

It's also worth noting that Microsoft Game Studios isn't one team. It's many. We don't know how many, but it's the equivalent of calling Nintendo EAD one developer, when there are over 6 active teams within it working on different projects. As of yet, no one knows how many teams will come out of this restructuring. Maybe it is in fact one, but there were a lot of dissolved studios over the last two years and frankly I don't think MS did that just to make one team. I could be wrong though.

 

What games did Wingnut, XBLP, and Turn 10 do?