I suggest. next time, u make it a two-part article, or try to concise it a little more.

japan so sony’s area’s and has been theres since the first console ps1

it like in usa thats xbox’s

bad move verry bad move they need to open up there library so its like sonys where they have every type of game available, and spend some big bucks on a new IP instead of spending 50M (rumor) on DLC put that to good use create a new engine they say the 360 is capable of KZ2 quality i believe them but WHERE IS IT?.
once they do those 2 things how can sony beat them?
with a lower price tag and the same as the comp how can you loose, besides there despiciable reliability rate they realy need to fix that.
i think my $100 phone is more relyable

BOI 1 ) Blue Dragon: According to Sakaguchi, the game required compression technology to fit onto the three discs. In uncompressed form, the game’s data takes up over 30 Gigs of space!

BOI 2 ) Cry On: was supposed to be an Action RPG. In fact, it was also supposed to be Sakaguchi’s 1st Action RPG ever!

BOI 3 ) Cry On: Sakaguchi was given a budget of one billion yen to get this project done. That fact alone would make me lean more towards a delay than a cancellation.

BOI 4 ) Cry On: takes place in a fantasy world where humanity coexists with subterranean giants freed from their rocky hibernation and used as instruments of war. Throughout the quest, the player controls a girl named Sally and her giant traveling companion, Boggle.

BOI 5 ) Cry On: Sakaguchi chose the game’s title for its dual connotations. He noted that tears come from overwhelming joy as well as profound sorrow, and he hopes to create a storyline that delivers such varied emotional experiences.

BOI 6 ) AQ Interactive: is a Japanese video game developer and publisher. AQ stands for Artistic Quality. It is the parent company of the developers Artoon, Cavia and Feelplus.

BOI 7 ) AQ Interactive: Sakaguchi is actually a major shareholder in AQ!

BOI 8 ) Artoon: is a Japanese developer that was established in 1999. When it was established, it drew personnel and talent from several of Sega’s development teams, particularly those which worked on Sonic the Hedgehog and Panzer Dragoon. It developed Blue Dragon. In addition, it developed Blinx and its sequel for the Xbox as well as Vampire Rain ( I KNOW!!) for the Xbox 360 and the PS3.

BOI 9 ) Feelplus: is a Japanese developer that was created with the help of Microsoft Game Studios specifically to aid Mistwalker in developing Lost Odyssey. It is comprised of former employees of Nautilus, which was the developer responsible for the classic RPG franchise Shadow Hearts. It developed Lost Odyssey, helped Tri-Ace in the visual production of Infinite Undiscovery, co-developed Blue Dragon Plus for the DS with Brownie Brown, and is currently working with Q Entertainment on Ninety-Nine Nights 2.

BOI 10 ) Cavia: is a Japanese developer that was founded in 2000. The company name is apparently an acronym for Computer Amusement Visualizer, although the company web site also claims it refers to caviar. It usually develops games for already existing franchises, like Naruto, Dragon Ball Z, One Piece or Ghost in the Shell for various publishers. It was the developer working on Cry On before its cancellation. It also developed Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles for the Wii and is currently developing Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles for it as well.

BOI 11 ) Mistwalker: is a Japanese development studio started by Hironobu Sakaguchi in 2004 with the financial backing of Microsoft. The logo and name were trademarked in 2001. Mistwalker is a co-developer that outsources development duties to other companies and focuses mainly on the story, music, and game design portions of game development, as well as overseeing the projects.

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God Bless You All

Master Samo