Sony Revises List Of PlayStation 4 Devs, Halves List Of EU Studios
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Sony Revises List Of PlayStation 4 Developers, Halves List Of EU Studios

Sony's PlayStation 4 reveal last week brought with it a massive list of 96 companies that were said to be currently developing games for the company's upcoming next generation console. The list originally included 53 European studios, however, Sony has now issued a revision that cuts that number by almost half.
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Sony’s PlayStation 4 reveal last week brought with it a massive list of 96 companies that were said to be currently developing games for the company’s upcoming next generation console. The list originally included 53 European studios, however, Sony has now issued a revision that cuts that number by almost half.

Interestingly, none of the European studios that were on the original list are on the updated roster. Sony’s only explanation for the revision was to say that the first list was “erroneous”.

The updated list contains a total of 28 studios from Europe, and is now missing some key players, such as; Mojang (the studio behind the incredibly successful Minecraft), Frozenbyte, Criterion Games (Burnout/NFS), Rovio (Angry Birds), and City Interactive.

While the missing studios are slightly concerning, now is not the time for the Sony faithful to panic. The updated list has some impressive additions, and outside of Europe the larger PlayStation 4 developer roll call remains the same. Some of the new studios added are; CD Projekt (The Witcher 3), Deep Silver (Saints Row), Ninja Theory, IO Interactive (Hitman), Codemasters, 2K Games, and Bohemia Interactive.

Additionally, Sumo Digital is now on the PlayStation 4 developer list, which semi-backs up rumors that claimed the studio is working on LittleBigPlanet 3. The source for that rumor claimed that the studio was actually making the title for the PS3, their inclusion in this revision seems to indicate that there might also be a PlayStation 4 version — assuming there is any truth to the rumor in the first place.

On a more worrisome note, Sony is now indicating that the PlayStation 4 might not launch worldwide this year. SCEE UK marketing director Fergal Gara told Digital Spy that “at least” one region will get the PS4 this year, adding “We will launch it this year. Exactly what regions, what timing, is being worked through… We’ll reveal that in more detail later but we can’t yet.”

Below is the revised list of European developers who are said to be developing PlayStation 4 software.

  • 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

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Justin has been a gamer since the Intellivision days back in the early 80′s. He started writing about and covering the video game industry in 2008. In his spare time he is also a bit of a gun-nut and Star Wars nerd.