Thirdparty developers sign on to support NGP

Sony reels off list of over 80 thirdparties supporting newly-announced PSP successor.

A host of thirdparty developers and publishers have signed up to make and release games for PSP successor NGP.

Sony announced the device, codenamed Next Generation Portable, at an event in Tokyo yesterday, with some of the bigger names showing their wares onstage.

Jun Takeuchi of Capcom showed off PSP smash Monster Hunter Portable 3rd running on NGP, as well as a video of Lost Planet 2. Konami’s Hideo Kojima showed a cutscene from the PS3 version of Metal Gear Solid 4, which had been exported directly to NGP.

Sega’s Toshihiro Nagoshi demoed a video of Yakuza 4, Tim Sweeney of Epic showed the Unreal-powered Dungeon Defenders, and Philip Earl of Activision announced a Call Of Duty title for the platform.

Sony then announced a complete current list of over 80 thirdparty supporters which you’ll find below, with thanks to Andriasang.

Japan

• Acquire
• Alvion
• AQ Interactive
• Arc System Works
• Arika
• Artdink Corporation
• ASCII Media Works
• Capcom
• Chun Soft
• Codemasters Software Company
• Crafts & Meister
• CyberConnect2
• D3 Publisher
• Dimps Corporation
• Edia
• Enterbrain
• FromSoftware
• Gameloft
• Genki
• Grasshopper Manufacture
• GungHo Online Entertainment
• Gust
• Hamster Corporation
• Hudson Soft
• Idea FActory
• Index Corporation (Atlus)
• Irem Software Engineering
• Kadokawa Games
• Kadokawa Shoten Publishing
• Konami Digital Entertainment
• Level-5
• Marvelous Entertainment
• media5 Corporation
• Namco Bandai Games
• Nihon Falcom Corporation
• Nippon Ichi Software
• Now Production
• Q Entertainment
• Sega
• SNK Playmore
• Spike
• Square Enix
• SystemSoft Alpha
• Tecmo Koei Game
• Tomy Company
• Tose
• Ubisoft
• Yuke’s

North America

• Activision
• Capybara Games
• Demiurge Studios
• Epic Games
• Far Sight Studios
• Frima
• High Voltage Software
• Kung Fu Factory
• Paramount Digital Entertainment
• PopCap Games
• Powerhead Games
• Trendy Entertainment
• Ubisoft
• Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
• 2K Games
• 2K Sports

Europe

• Avalanche Studios
• Climax Studios
• Codemasters Software Company
• Eurocom Developments
• Eutechnyx
• Exient
• Firemint
• Gameloft
• Gusto Games
• Home Entertainment Suppliers
• Impromptu Software
• Rebellion
• Rockstar Games
• Sidhe Interactive
• Sumo Digital
• Team 17 Software
• Ubisoft Entertainment
• Zen Studios

Source | EDGE