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[MassiveAttack]

Honestly, you're wrong. Not only did Sony have higher quality games in general last gen, but their games sold better overall too.

Warhawk, WipEout 1-3, Colony Wars 1-3, Twisted Metal 1-2, Ape Escape, Gran Turismo 1-2, Motor Toon GP, Omega Boost, Spyro 1-3, Crash 1-3, Crash Team Racing, Devil Dice, Intelligent Cube 1-2, Jumping Flash 1-2, Alundra, Wild ARMS 1-2, Arc the Lad 1-3, Aquanaut's Holiday, Tail of the Sun, Carnage Heart, Hot Shots Golf 1-2, Jet Moto, MediEvil 1-2, Syphon Filter 1-2, Parappa, Lammy, Raiden Project, Gunner's Heaven, Project Hornel Owl, Elemental Gearbolt, Rally Cross, G-Police, Destruction Derby, F1 '97-'99, Ghost in the Shell, Philosoma, Lomax, Tomba 1-2, Coolboardsers 1-2, Hermie Hoppehead, vib-ribbon, PoPoLoCrois 1-2, Gun Parade March, Kowloon's Gate and tons more. Not to mention good games from 989 Sports and western publishing support for Square, Enix & GameArts RPGs. Sony has most definitely taken a step back imo, Ico's really the only thing that transcends what they managed in the PS1 era and that game is rooted in PS1 design anyway. Back then SCEA was the most daring publisher on the market and actually expanded demographics... these days they worry about not having their lineup "enough like Xbox".

In addition: Tenchu 1 and Bloody Roar 1-2.

 

[btutterrow]

ICO and Amplitude would be for me.

Maybe Wanda, but we don't know yet.

GT is already a phenomenon.

Jak and Ratchet are a blast, but I can't see them being continued for too many more years in their present form (especially Jak).

 

[jarrod]

I want to see a PSP Tomba! game...2D character like in the original and DOUBLE the events

Tomba would be perfect for PSP. Hopefully it happens.

I love revivals for Alundra and Carnage Heart too.

In addition: Tenchu 1 and Bloody Roar 1-2.

Forgot about Tenchu, that game was amazing in it's day. I liked BR1-2 too and while I don't really consider them 'Sony' games, I was glad Sony brought them over.

SCEE also brought over most of Namco's stuff and some more Hudson & Tecmo games too iirc.

 

[The End]

What we're seeing more of this generation is more publishers willing to bring their own niche titles over.