This past weekend, US retail giant Gamestop held its own expo in Las Vegas. During a stage presentation, Sony’s Sean Coleman unveiled a list of third party studios currently working on exclusive PlayStation content.
There are twenty one names in total, ranging from heavy hitters such as Rockstar and Ubisoft, to smaller studios including Zindagi and Sanzaru Games.
Gematsu has drawn up a handy list, citing all of the studios mentioned and what exclusive content that have announced:
- Activision Blizzard – Diablo III content
- Atlus
- Bethesda Games – The Elder Scrolls Online exclusive PlayStation 4 beta
- Bluepoint Games – “Bringing a Sony classic to current game systems”
- Bungie – Destiny content
- Capcom – Deep Down
- Disney Interactive
- EA
- Insomniac Games
- Konami
- Level-5
- Nordic Games
- Rockstar Games
- Sanzaru Games
- Sega
- Square Enix
- Sumo Digital
- Take-Two
- Ubisoft – Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag content, Watch Dogs content
- Warner Bros. – Batman: Arkham Origins content
- Zindagi Games
We’ll no doubt hear about what the other publishers and developers have in store, though the list above definitely helps to narrow speculation.
Zindagi Games, for instance, has previous worked on three PlayStation Move titles, including the Sports Champions series. If Sony is signing them for PlayStation content, it could be a kickstart for the PS4’s motion gaming sector or perhaps a follow up to Sports Champions 2.
The previously-mentioned Sanzaru Games in another select choice. The studio may only have two games under its belt, yet has delivered on both occasions with both The Sly Trilogy and Thieves In Time paying perfect homage to Sucker Punch’s acclaimed series. Whether or not they’re working on Sly 5 or a totally new IP, it’s good to know the studio hasn’t been closed after months of radio silence.
yiddo
Bringing a Sony classic to current game systems? Wonder wtf this is.
Part of me was hoping for Crash or Spyro, then I realised Activision own them both. Silly me.
yiddo
Maybe a new Jak & Daxter?