HylianSwordsman said:
What you need to realize is that there's a distinction between first and second party studios. Not everybody makes that distinction apparently, but there is a distinction to be made between a developer that starts independent and is bought by a 1st party but exists as a separate entity, and a developer that is literally integrated into the company, like Nintendo EAD. What you also need to realize is that I'll never agree with you, so you may as well stop responding if you're gonna keep giving me this crap. |
"On May 2, 2002, Nintendo secured $1 million worth of Retro Studios stock from Spangenberg, and reclassified the company as a first party developer and division of Nintendo."
If you want an example of a Nintendo second party developer, then the answer you are looking for is Game Freak. Retro is clearly first party, and this is disputed by no one.
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