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Check Out Sony's List Of Confirmed Third-Party Partners For PlayStation
Sony showed a slide which showed the logos of its confirmed PlayStation 4 development partners. Here's the list.
Note: This list was transcribed from a screen grab, which got a little fuzzy. I wasn't able to confirm a few logos, particularly a few that were Japanese characters. We'll be updating this story as we figure them out. [Update]: Ninja Theory logo is in the above picture. [Update 2] Nippon Ichi and Kadokawa Shoten in picture above.
- 2K Games
- 505 Games
- Acquire
- Activision
- Arc System Works
- Artdink
- ASCII Media Works
- Atlus
- Avalanche Studios
- Bethesda Softworks
- Blitz Games Studios
- Blizzard
- Bohemia Interactive
- Bungie
- Capcom
- CDProjekt
- Chara-Ani
- Climax
- Codemasters
- Crafts & Meister
- CyberConnect
- D3 Publisher
- Dimps
- Disney
- Double Fine
- Electronic Arts
- Falcom
- From Software
- Ganbarion
- Genki
- Granzella
- Grasshopper Manufacture
- GungHo
- Hello Games
- Idea Factory
- Imageepoch
- J.A.W.
- Kadokawa Games
- Keen
- Koei Tecmo
- Konami
- Level5
- LucasArts
- Lucid
- Mages
- Marvelous AQL
- Mercury Steam
- Namco Bandai
- O-Two Inc.
- Paradox
- Peakvox
- Platinum Games
- Rockstar
- Sony Computer Entertainment
- Spike Chunsoft
- Splash Damage
- Square Enix
- Stainless
- Starbreeze
- Sumo Digital
- SystemSoft
- Team 17
- Tri-Ace
- TT Games
- Ubisoft
- WB Games
- WIW
- Yager
- Yager
- Yuke’s
- Zen Studios
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