EA suspect Sony abandons the first list of third parties in NGP game

(Compiled/Katy fish) According to overseas media reports, Sony's hardcore ally, the world's largest game maker EA, somehow did not appear in the first batch of third parties to correspond to the NGP.　　Sony unveiled its next-generation portable handheld NGP yesterday and announced that a third party, including 48 Japanese developers and 34 European and American developers, would develop new works for NGP, including big names like Mobile, Capcom, Sega, Ubisoft and Enix. But surprisingly, there was no EA name on the list. "We are also discussing why Sony did not announce the name of EA," said EA spokeswoman Wendy Spander, "EA is a very important partner for Sony and we are PS3 's number one distributor." "In fact, EA is not only a strong ally of PS3, its President John Riccitiello also before the announcement of NGP announced that" the new palm Machine is a pocket version of the PS3 "-this is not the reason why Sony decided to temporarily ban EA?　　That would be ridiculous.　　At yesterday's press conference, the announcement was announced four years later, "Call of Duty" new book will again landing Sony's portable handheld platform, and as a competitor of EA is not even the name of Sony mentioned. 　　EA responded that they would of course support NGP, and they were also full of questions about Sony's move. Extended reading: Sony officially released PSP2 code NGP 3G Network Touch screen "Uncle Party" explosive material NGP release date for April 2011 media speculation Sony NGP Price is generally considered to be higher than the old 3DS Sony PSP2 (NGP) HD Close-range map