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| − | + | The term '''"second party"''' refers to video games produced by a company that is at least partially owned (or funded) by the maker of the console they appear on. These titles are (almost) always exclusive to that platform. |
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* [[Guerrilla Games]] is a second party to [[Sony]]. |
* [[Guerrilla Games]] is a second party to [[Sony]]. |
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+ | * [[Rare]] ''was'' a second party to [[Nintendo]], and is now a second party to [[Microsoft]] |
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Latest revision as of 22:29, 14 September 2015
The term "second party" refers to video games produced by a company that is at least partially owned (or funded) by the maker of the console they appear on. These titles are (almost) always exclusive to that platform.
Example Usage[ | ]
- Guerrilla Games is a second party to Sony.
- Rare was a second party to Nintendo, and is now a second party to Microsoft
See also[ | ]
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