twintail said:
Azuren said:
If we're basing it off of past experience:
FromSoftware, due to exclusives like Demon's Souls, Bloodborne, and Deraciné.
Insomniac, due to exclusives like Ratchet & Clank, Resistance, and Spider-Man.
Ready At Dawn, due to multiple PSP titles (two God of War titles and Daxter) and The Order: 1866.
Bluepoint Games, due to their works remastering Sony titles such as Shadow of the Colossus and Uncharted, the former's PS4 iteration exceeding the work of the already cult-classic original.
Clap Hanz, for their already strong involvement with Sony in the Everybody's Golf series.
Supermassive Games for their work on the Until Dawn series and their assistance with LittleBigPlanet titles.
Quantic Dream, due to having developed only PlayStation exclusives for multiple years with Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls, and Detroit: Become Human.
I feel the only one here that should be controversial at all with be FromSoftware since they have regularly made multiplatform titles and their acquisition is not only unlikely, but would result in a massive PC gamer backlash for their loss of the Dark Souls development team to Sony. |
From software belongs to Kadokawa. Sony will not be acquiring them in the foreseeable future as it makes no sense for Kadokawa to sell them off.
The rest are def all possible except RAD. That ship sailed after the poor critical and commercial reception to the Order. They would definitely have to work with Sony on something else before Sony looks to purchase them. So that will be many years out.
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I'm aware they're owned by Kadokawa. Everything is for sale for the right price.
RAD is still up there with Devs who have a detailed history of working on Sony 1st Party titles.
EDIT:
Adding Kojima Productions to this list, due to Death Stranding's exclusive status and Sony working closely with them at present. I'm certain there's an acquisition deal on the table pending Death Stranding's commercial and critical success.
