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HyperSomari64
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Just because Sony has the film rights of the webhead doesn't mean he can be in.
Sony (the electronics company) and Sony Pictures are different beasts, even if both are on the same conglomo.
It's not like if PS Studios magically brings Boog and Elliot from Open Season for the PSASBR sequel, for saying an example.
This is why there are video games based on Columbia Pictures films that are on XBOX and Nintendo consoles.
Linkmain-maybe
Just because Sony has the film rights of the webhead doesn't mean he can be in.
Sony (the electronics company) and Sony Pictures are different beasts, even if both are on the same conglomo.
It's not like if PS Studios magically brings Boog and Elliot from Open Season for the PSASBR sequel, for saying an example.
This is why there are video games based on Columbia Pictures films that are on XBOX and Nintendo consoles.
Linkmain-maybe
I think that video games only as a rule works fine for Smash, but to deny arguably the most popular playstation exclusive character on the basis of it is not only unfair, it also is silly to make it videogames only in the firstplace.
It inherently limits what they could make, and playstations line up is not nearly as robust as Nintendo's.
Limiting characters based off of what Sakurai did is a bad idea financially and for the casual fan.
It inherently limits what they could make, and playstations line up is not nearly as robust as Nintendo's.
Limiting characters based off of what Sakurai did is a bad idea financially and for the casual fan.