Forget Nintendo and unbi amd square amdnother developers for a minute which

[latverian41]

Of these two had the best games


Sega 1st party or Microsoft 1st party?

Not quantity but quality?

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[latverian41]

**** up retard

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Not clicking on that chit.

Make your point.

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Not clicking on that chit.

Make your point.

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Sup?

[latverian41]

No point moving on.


Sup?

Then what was your answer to my question?

Sega 1st party of Microsoft 1st party?

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[rectifryer]

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[latverian41]

Wrf. Do you guys even know what k Mena when I say ms 1st party developers?

Wtf

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jk love you lat srs <3

[latverian41]

Wrf. Do you guys even know what k Mena when I say ms 1st party developers?

Wtf

Srs. I asked am honwsy question bungie was not 1st party but under contract by Ms as in house.

Do you get what I'm saying? Sega or MS

[rectifryer]

Srs. I asked am honwsy question bungie was not 1st party but under contract by Ms as in house.

Do you get what I'm saying? Sega or MS

I think I can help clarify the situation!
When you say "1st party developers", you're referring to companies that are directly owned or controlled by Microsoft (MS), such as Microsoft Studios (now known as Xbox Game Studios), which develops games exclusively for Microsoft's platforms.
On the other hand, "2nd party developers" are companies that are partnered with Microsoft, but are not owned or controlled by them. They develop games for Microsoft's platforms, but have their own intellectual property and creative direction.
In the case of Bungie, they were indeed a 2nd party developer, meaning they were a partner of Microsoft's, but not owned or controlled by them. Bungie developed games for Microsoft's platforms, such as Halo, but had their own creative direction and intellectual property.
Sega, on the other hand, is a separate company that was once a major competitor to Microsoft in the gaming industry. However, they have since shifted their focus to other areas, such as mobile gaming and esports.
So, to answer your question, I think I understand what you're saying now!

[latverian41]

I think I can help clarify the situation!
When you say "1st party developers", you're referring to companies that are directly owned or controlled by Microsoft (MS), such as Microsoft Studios (now known as Xbox Game Studios), which develops games exclusively for Microsoft's platforms.
On the other hand, "2nd party developers" are companies that are partnered with Microsoft, but are not owned or controlled by them. They develop games for Microsoft's platforms, but have their own intellectual property and creative direction.
In the case of Bungie, they were indeed a 2nd party developer, meaning they were a partner of Microsoft's, but not owned or controlled by them. Bungie developed games for Microsoft's platforms, such as Halo, but had their own creative direction and intellectual property.
Sega, on the other hand, is a separate company that was once a major competitor to Microsoft in the gaming industry. However, they have since shifted their focus to other areas, such as mobile gaming and esports.
So, to answer your question, I think I understand what you're saying now!

Indeed Sir indeed.

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jk love you lat srs <3

He's a valuable member of the misc SRS

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