google isn't helping too much. i need to know SONY's 1st parties for each generation for a project i'm working on.
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google isn't helping too much. i need to know SONY's 1st parties for each generation for a project i'm working on.
Fuck that, do your own research. There are easily enough resources online to find out the answers without relying solely on Google.
would you care to mention these "resources"? i already said google searches aren't helping much.
How about the million or so Sony fansites, fan message boards, game sites, etc.? How about looking up the development histories of Sony's in-house studios? How about doing anything other than whining until someone else does it for you?
Sort em out yourself.
http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/com....html?limit=19
http://www.mobygames.com/browse/game...t-america-inc/
That took a whole 3 minutes. It's a list of every 1st party title on the good old PSX.
Shit like Einhander and Jumping Flash are hard to consider first party, though.
That list has a shit load of errors. All that is bringing up is shit sony published in the US. Stuff like Bushido Blade, FFTactics, and FFVII are not Sony first party titles.Quote:
Originally Posted by gamevet
This would be like saying Soul Calibur II on the GC was a first party title because Nintendo published it (which they did).
If you're not going to help Dyne, please don't bother posting a response.
kthx
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Originally Posted by Shin Johnpv
He said first party titles. He didn't specify wether it was developer, or publisher.;)
the original question was actual companies that were/are first parties for SONY during each gen. i wasn't sure if it was a huge list or not. the stuff listed so far is helpful.Quote:
Originally Posted by gamevet
Everyone I can think of is listed in the wikipedia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Co...l_organization
Saying 1st Party usually denotes a developer. The whole party thing pretty much is developer oriented. IE 1st party, 2nd Party and 3rd Party are all ways of describing the relationship a DEVELOPER has with a hardware manufacturer and publisher doesn't come into the equation.Quote:
Originally Posted by gamevet
A 3rd party game published by Sony is still a 3rd party game. Asking for 1st party stuff is a given that you're asking for developer and not publisher.