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Pinkie Pie said:Well, sure Sony has a variety of franchises, but I've actually never seen any games that they actually developed.
Barring differences in taste, they have [...] Valkyria Chronicles,
Oh, I never knew. Besides though, I didn't say Sony wasn't allowed to use their 2nd party characters. :P.Glowsquid said:Pinkie Pie said:Well, sure Sony has a variety of franchises, but I've actually never seen any games that they actually developed.
Sony did have an internal developement which mostly produced sport games (and shit), but the deal is that they own a ridiculous number of studios worldwide. Beside, being "directly" developed doesn't mean a damn in the context of crossover fighters - otherwise Kirby, Pokemon and Mother should be discounted from Smash Bros. since their developers were third-parties bought by Nintendo.
Oh, right... You know, I even knew that too. I threw them in because they're PlayStation exclusives, sorry.Glowsquid said:that was developed and published by Sega (and the IP is owned by them, not Sony) so that's not a good example, though.
http://www.marioboards.com/index.php?topic=14107.0SuperNick3DLand said:
I didn't know guns counted as characters. Also, you're full of shit; Sony makes more than just shooters, you know.Crackin355 said:The game could be interesting but most of the characters would be mainly guns and stuff.
Glowsquid said:Beside, being "directly" developed doesn't mean a @#!*% in the context of crossover fighters - otherwise Kirby, Pokemon and Mother should be discounted from Smash Bros. since their developers were third-parties bought by Nintendo.
Ned Kelly said:I didn't know guns counted as characters. Also, you're full of shit; Sony makes more than just shooters, you know.Crackin355 said:The game could be interesting but most of the characters would be mainly guns and stuff.