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Sony Posts Wrong List Of European PS4 Partners
When Sony unveiled the PlayStation 4 last week, it apparently sent out the wrong list of European developers.
Joystiq reports that at the time, the original list included over 50 studios working on titles, including Mojahg, Criterion, Techland, Rovio and more. Now, that list has been replaced with an entirely different list with an all-new cast of developers, including Deep Silver, TT Games, CD Projekt RED, and more.
Of course, some of the old companies may still release games for the PS4.
The New List:
- Avalanche Studios
- Blitz Games Studios
- Bohemia Interactive
- CD Projekt RED
- Climax Studios
- Hello Games
- Just Add Water (Developments), Ltd.
- Deep Silver
- Lucid Games Ltd
- MercurySteam
- Ninja Theory Ltd
- Nixxes Software BV
- Paradox Interactive
- Rebellion
- Saber Interactive
- Creative Assembly
- IO Interactive
- Starbreeze Studios
- 2K Games
- Team 17 Digital LTD
- Yager
- Zen Studios
- keen games
- Splash Damage
- Stainless Games Ltd
- Sumo Digital
- Codemasters
- TT Games
Head over to Joystiq for more, as well as the original list.
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