What do you think of the idea of collaborations? In other words, two (or more) different studios come together to create something excellent.
You see this a lot in the beer industry: a California brewery will invite some Belgian brewer over, and together they'll develop a recipe, brew it, and then sell it as a nice treat for everyone.
Would this work in the video game industry?
As nice a thought as it is, I doubt it; publishers tend to be protective of their content (not to mention they own the name rights), and probably would not want to see Creative Assembly and Petroglyph come together to make some funky, cool, unique strategy game, for example.
Anyway, what developers would you like to see pair up together to make something great? Who do you think would play well together, or at least mix well together?
I'd like to see what Ubisoft could do with Star Wars, which means they'd need to team up with EA. That just sounds bad already haha...
Maybe Colossal Order (Cities: Skylines) and Firaxis (Civ, XCOM) could team up to make a "grand strategy-city builder" game. I think it would be cool to have that grand strategy feeling, but with all the intracacies and micromanagement of a city builder. Add in some more economy, military, and diplomatic options and it would be great.
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