To say that Epic Games is flush with cash is entirely fitting. It's the only way to describe the company when you consider the kind of spending spree that they've been on for the better part of the past two years, throwing money at both indie developers and larger studios alike, just so that they can get more games onto their Epic Game Store.
But while most thought that Epic only had the kind of money to secure third-party releases and indie titles, it seems like the gaming powerhouse is willing to spend even more.
Thanks to one of the leaked documents discovered during the Epic versus Apple case, we know that Epic previously made massive offers to the likes of Sony, Nintendo, and Microsoft. In particular, the Sony offer was worth $200 million for 4-6 titles to release on the Epic Games Store.
We don't know if Sony already accepted the offer or where they are in terms of negotiations. It is even possible that the talks have stopped altogether already. After all, Sony seems more inclined to work closely with Valve to release first-party titles on the Steam platform.
With that said, unless anything is confirmed or denied, we believe that Epic still has a chance to secure first-party Sony titles on the Epic Games Store.
Below we've rounded up 5 first-party Sony titles that we would love to see on the Epic Games Store.