is there such a case where a first party title has...

Peter

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#1 Edited By Peter

is there such a case where a first party title has been released on a competing platform Ie.A nintendo game going to a sony console or vise versa

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#2 Edited By Hailinel

Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure 2, though by that time Sega was out of the hardware business.

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#3 Edited By EVO

Yes.

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#4 Edited By ThePhantomnaut

Pretty much the Sega stuff.

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#5 Edited By Hailinel

@EVO said:

" Yes. "

The CDi Zelda games aren't first-party Nintendo titles. The rights to make those games were licensed to Phillips in a tangle of contract language resulting from a failed attempt at making a CD add-on for the SNES.

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#6 Edited By eclipsesis

@Hailinel said:

" @EVO said:
" Yes. "
The CDi Zelda games aren't first-party Nintendo titles. The rights to make those games were licensed to Phillips in a tangle of contract language resulting from a failed attempt at making a CD add-on for the SNES. "

Oh god i remember them games, they were so bad. Nintendo won't even acknowledge that they exist.

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