Insomniac is the only exclusive developer I could see going multiplat but if anyone ever played with Insomniac staff on the Resistance game nights you's should remember the extreme love they have for Sony and the PS3. So I highly doubt that they would go multiplat and if they do go multiplat it won't be an announcement at E3. That would be like sticking a middle finger up to Sony.

Someone duct tape his mouth.

maybe a very "epic" Game Will be going Multiplat this year at E3.

just not sure cause anything is possible. hey! everything almost has happend this gen! even things people didn't think was going to happen?

Uh, this generation Nintendo's worked directly with more 3rd party devs than Sony and Microsoft combined.  Exclusive or not.

As far as those who are working exclusively with one or the other, the only ones who'd cause any sort of talk I can think of would be...

Bungie Software (Microsoft): Basically already confirmed with the Activision deal.

Silicon Knights (Microsoft): Almost toxic reputation at this point.  I don't really see *anyone* wanting to nab them. :/

Remedy Entertainment (Microsoft): Not unlikely, but they don't exactly have a strong, long term exclusive relationship going.

Insomniac Games (Sony): Strongly hinted as going multi with the new NC studio, probably what Pachter's referring to.

Sucker Punch Productions (Sony): Would be fairly notable, but not on par with Insomniac.  

Clap Hanz (Sony): Ex-Camleot, might stir controversy in Japan but not really elsewhere.  I could see MS approaching them though.

ThatGameComopany (Sony): Indie darling, was approached by Nintendo in the past, but probably wouldn't be a big deal.

EatSleepPlay (Sony): Would be more of a PR betrayal, but I could see the appeal from Microsoft's perspective there.

Quantic Dream (Sony): Similar to Remedy, wouldn't be a surprise, and wouldn't really be seen as a betrayal either. 

Camelot Software Planning (Nintendo): Pretty quiet this gen anyway, will never work with Sony again but MS is a possibility.

Game Freak (Nintendo): Would be a huge scandal, but probably won't ever happen due to their historical ties to Nintendo and ownership in Pokemon.

skip (Nintendo): Wouldn't be a big deal, though it'd be more notable for the JP press.

Alphadream (Nintendo): Same as Skip.  Notable due to their personnel, but probably something only JP press would notice.

Sora (Nintendo): Nintendo's already circumvented this possibility by setting up Project Sora.  Sakurai could still leave, but there's no real incentive for him to.

Good Feel Inc. (Nintendo): Ex-Konami startup, doesn't really have enough reputation to make that big an impact,

Microsoft, No Swiping!

Sorry.  I meant exclusively.

this is intrsting, i cn only thnk of incomniac who wud do this

Next level gams to make PS3 and wii game confirmedz

Analyst trolling on a trollish site.

(If you have ever read Industry Gamers -- it appears to have a negative view of Nintendo).

I also wonder why Pachter thinks a product that is over 2-1/2 years old is suddenly going to start "eating Nintendo's lunch."

Mike from Morgantown