pokoko said:
It's like this: If Microsoft owns the rights to an IP then it is ALWAYS a first-party game, even if the game is made by a third-party developer. That situation is often called "second party," though, as I said, that's really just short-hand. If Microsoft does NOT own the rights to an IP then the game is third-party, even if it's an exclusive. That just means the two companies signed an agreement to keep it exclusive. We call it a "third-party exclusive" as short-hand. Same for Sony or Nintendo or whomever. |
That clears everything up for me. Thank you, Pokoko. I also appreciate you taking the time to explain it in detail to me. I just don't like to assume and make false statements...like some do here on this site.
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