noname2200 said:
Not really. Sony's only purpose in videogames requires it to be a first-party. If it was just another third-party, it'd be better served by abandoning the market altogether. |
What would they do to all the studios they own then?
noname2200 said:
Not really. Sony's only purpose in videogames requires it to be a first-party. If it was just another third-party, it'd be better served by abandoning the market altogether. |
What would they do to all the studios they own then?
Nem said:
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Spin them off or sell them would be my guess. Although in hindsight, current-Sony does have a tendency to support a score of branches that are completely unrelated to one another, so I could be wrong. *shrug*
| Nem said: Whats funny is that at this point its more probable that Sony goes third party than Nintendo. |
Uhhh...with what titles? The reason why this thread exists is because Nintendo's money is in all the titles it develops itself. Sony doesn't maintain nearly the same kind of IP in regard to their games.
Psyberius said:
Uhhh...with what titles? The reason why this thread exists is because Nintendo's money is in all the titles it develops itself. Sony doesn't maintain nearly the same kind of IP in regard to their games. |
That is not true. They make money on the hardware, and more importantly they get licensing fees for every third party game that gets printed.
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