Talk:Square Enix: Difference between revisions

:::You're going in circles, I'll just copy-paste what I said earlier and add a little emphasis: Developing a franchise, and being a bottleneck on what directions the franchise goes in, isn't really enough to say that a company ''legally'' "owns" the franchise. '''''Disney could just as quickly revoke Square Enix's ability to develop the games.''''' If we were to say that whoever makes the games and oversees promotions "owns" the franchise, then ''we could say that Retro Studios owns Metroid Prime and Donkey Kong Country, for example''. (If you don't get it, I'm trying to say that Retro doesn't and never has legally "owned" those franchises.) Sincerely, [[User:SamtheBKBoss|Samuel]] the [[User talk:SamtheBKBoss|<span style="color: #0123A8">'''Banjo-'''</span>]][[Special:Contributions/SamtheBKBoss|<span style="color: #FF1901">'''Kazooie'''</span>]] Boss. [[File:SamtheBKBossSIGN.png|16px]] 22:16, October 25, 2021 (EDT)

::::I agree with you but Retro Studios is actually owned by Nintendo so Rare would be better example because they developed the original Donkey Kong Country games but don't own the IP. [[File:ThegameandwatchIcon2.png|20px]] [[User:Thegameandwatch|<span style=" color: Green;">'''Thegameandwatch'''</span>]] [[File:Thegameandwatch signature icon.png|20px]] [[User talk:Thegameandwatch|''<span style="color: blue;">The Nerd </span>'']] 08:55, November 9, 2021 (EST)