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Originally Posted by Jays
See I don't believe that Sony would ever approach a developer asking for more content. This is a business why should a developer do something for a console manufacturer that makes them basically go out of their way without any real ultimatum? I agree with you on the fact that it makes sense for developers to do it, but I don't believe Sony has any say in it.
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They don't have an absolute say in it, but why wouldn't Sony approach developers?
It's a business, hence why they have to compete and look out for their interests. Not to mention, the man practically said that's how they deal with developers
in the interview. Whether both parties agree under a contract or if it's a move solely by the developers themselves, it makes sound business sense.
I find it odd why this is even an issue in the first place. Sony, MS and Nintendo try to maintain their relationships with developers in their own ways—in ways that are also beneficial to themselves.