I hope they acquire a studio that can bring back the Motorstorm franchise in a way that does justice to that 2005 CGI trailer (it still makes me salivate). Other than that I'd love for Sony to release AAA JRPGs (which they'd probably need a new studio for), especially turn based/ATB ones.

the same people that made allan wake according to rumors 

The NinStation ;p

Remedy got back the rights, to that IP, Alan Wake.
So if they make a 2nd game, you might see it on playstation.

If sony bought Remedy, it might be a console exclusive... lmao, that would be weird.

Only one I can think of is NISA since they're pretty much bankrupt, but I don't think other companies will let them go without a fight. 

And for those who say Sega, Capcom, Rockstar, Nintendo, and others I hope you're just joking. Sony ain't got the cash for those bigger companies.

My point is, with Sony's hand so close to the trigger, I don't want them touching Japanese Studios yet, especially one's that are third party. We don't know how far they'll take it, and down the line if one of my favorite studios gets bought, and their policy gets stricter, games will suffer because of it.

Of course, I'm aware that 98% of JRPGs have nothing to censor, but I'm not worried about the present, I'm talking about how far they'll keep tightening their policy to protect children in the future. If we look at the list now, it's tiny, but we don't know how much that'll grow over time. Take into account that Sony Officials don't know about ESRB ratings and that shooting a man in cold blood is way better than "Durr Hurr Naked anime girl." I just don't feel comfortable giving a studio that could potentially still release their games, unrestricted, to Nintendo or Steam platforms. (Also I know about 18+ the VN stuff *wink* *wink* getting censored, don't really care about that, but NO PILLOW TALK IN AN SAO GAME IS A NATIONAL TRAGEDY!)

An additional note on Insomniac. They would be a great get. Sony does seem to help form and shape good studios into great, sometimes even top-tier studios.

The big 3 mascot platformer studios for ps2 were ND, Sucker Punch, and Insomniac. The order of quality of each studio, in my opinion, directly correlates with when Sony bought them. Naughty Dog #1, Sucker Punch #2 (and they appear to be transitioning into an even higher tier developer based on what’s been seen of Ghost of Tsushima thus far), and Insomniac, which has obvi never been bought by Sony, #3.

I have never truly loved an Insomniac game outside of the first Resistance. The two sequels I felt were poor; R&C games have always ranged from decent to good, but not great; Sunset Overdrive was extremely mediocre and I felt was overall not worth playing; and Spider-Man again was good but not great. The primary reason I liked it as much as I did was bc it was Spider-Man. But the quality, for various reasons, still just wasn’t up there with what ND, SSM, GG, SP, or other top-tier developers put out. Should Insomniac allow themselves to be bought by Sony, however, I think Sony will help build them into the top-tier developer status that has ever eluded them.

That guy was So Nyntendo =]

I will agree that R&C are a mildly good game, not impressive. But Spider-Man is great and was equivalent to top-tier devs.

I dont mean out an out exclusive, I mean exclusive as in Watch dogs and Destiny kind Marketing or In game content, and with all the rumors that sony was in talks to acquire Take Two.. I dont think it was for the acquisition but more for some sort of an exclusive deal.