Rumor: Insomniac Games Going Multiplatform

Posted on 14. Mar, 2010 by ClearConscious Tag: and, Clank, Games, GDC News, Going, Insomniac, Main, Multiplatform, News, PS3, ratchet, Rumors, Rumors

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Long time PlayStation developer Insomniac Games allegedly has become a multiplatform developer, according to a trusted source who spoke with IGN under the condition of anonymity.

Insomniac Games has enjoyed a long relationship with Sony, but over the years has remained an independent studio. Insomniac reserves the right to create games for any platform. Insomniac is based in Burbank, California. Earlier this year, Insomniac Games opened a new studio in North Carolina.

It's completely unlikely that any PlayStation franchise would make an appearance on another console, or hand-held, since they have been published by Sony.

Insomniac Games' president Ted Price said that the developer "does not comment on rumors and speculation." Until there is official confirmation, take this rumor with a grain of salt.

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Anonymous
Sun, 2011-07-17 23:39

A million thanks for posting this infrmoatoin.

Asian cams (not verified)
Sun, 2010-08-22 07:47

Insomniac Games has enjoyed a long relationship with Sony, but over the years has remained an independent studio. Insomniac reserves the right to create games for any platform. Insomniac is based in Burbank, California. Earlier this year, Insomniac Games opened a new studio in North Carolina.

Grey is my Alias (not verified)
Mon, 2010-03-15 23:52

How could anyone even begin to believe that this was real. They've been making extremely good games for sony since the first Playstation Disruptor and one of my long time favorites, Spyro the Dragon. I don't know how many times they have said that they will only develop for Sony, go to their website forums and it's written in there somewhere.

clarick01 (not verified)
Sun, 2010-03-14 19:44

Update:
Insomniac games stated that these rumors are false, and that they are getting a little tired of dealing with them. So for now, they are still with Sony.

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