Microsoft’s announcement of its planned $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard had a lot of gamers yelling or, more likely, frantically typing about monopolies and exclaiming that Microsoft basically owns everything now. It might surprise you to learn that this acquisition is predicted to position Microsoft’s new gaming division, Microsoft Gaming, as only the third biggest gaming company in terms of revenue. Sony still remains ahead, as does Chinese mobile gaming behemoth Tencent.

So, if Sony is still bigger than Microsoft (at least in terms of games), and Microsoft now owns “everything”, what does Sony own? Everything remastered? Everything: The Complete Edition? No. None of these answers is correct, or even remotely sensible. For a more accurate summary of what game companies and game franchises Sony owns, read on.

The list of gaming companies Sony owns is much simpler than the list of gaming companies Microsoft owns, mainly because Sony’s never bought out a major publisher, whereas Microsoft has basically bought out two in the space of the last year. Sony has acquired a lot of developers though (including Bungie, which was previously owned by Microsoft), as well as established many major studios of its own. And, of course, it owns the single most lucrative gaming brand of all: PlayStation. Here are all of the studios and franchises Sony owns:

Company: Bend StudioLocation: USAMajor Franchises:Syphon FilterDays Gone

Company: Bluepoint GamesLocation: USAMajor Remakes:

  • God of WarIcoShadow of the ColossusUncharted

Company: BungieLocation: USAMajor Franchises:

  • DestinyMarathonMythicCreated Halo, but that now belongs to Microsoft

Company: FirespriteLocation: UKMajor Spin-offs:

  • Run Sackboy! Run!Horizon Call of the Mountain

Company: Guerrilla GamesLocation: The NetherlandsMajor Franchises:

  • HorizonKillzone

Company: Haven StudiosLocation: CanadaMajor Franchises:

  • Unannounced PlayStation IP

Company: HousemarqueLocation: FinlandMajor Franchises:

  • ReturnalStardust

Company: Insomniac GamesLocation: USAMajor Franchises:

  • Ratchet & ClankResistanceSpider-Man

Company: London StudioLocation: UKMajor Franchises:

  • SingStar

Company: Media MoleculeLocation: UKMajor Franchises:

  • DreamsLittleBigPlanet

Company: Naughty DogLocation: USAMajor Franchises:

  • Jak and DaxterThe Last Of UsUncharted

Company: PixelopusLocation: USAMajor Franchises:

  • Concrete GenieEntwined

Company: Polyphony DigitalLocation: JapanMajor Franchises:

  • Gran Turismo

Company: San Diego StudioLocation: USAMajor Franchises:

  • MLB: The Show

Company: Santa Monica StudioLocation: USAMajor Franchises:

  • God of WarPixelJunkTwisted Metal

Company: Sucker Punch ProductionsLocation: USAMajor Franchises:

  • Ghost of TsushimaInfamousSly Cooper

Company: Team AsobiLocation: JapanMajor Franchises:

  • Ape EscapePlayroom

Sony also owns a handful of studios that provide development support to various first-party and second-party developers, but these are all of its lead development studios.

Finally, Sony owns a lot of major game franchises that are handled by second-party developers, or are not currently tied to any particular studio:

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