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* Basically how the ''[[Anime/SmilePrettyCure Glitter Force]]'' dub came to be. Despite Crunchyroll trying to get the streaming rights to the rest of the ''Pretty Cure'' series [[note]] and eventually succeeding in doing so after ''Glitter Force'' flopped [[/note]], Toei decided to include ''Pretty Cure'' in the same licensing deal that also gave Saban Brands the rights to ''Digimon''. However, it should be noted that Saban wanted nothing to do with the ''Pretty Cure'' series to begin with. This resulted in ''Smile'' (and eventually ''Anime/DokiDokiPrettyCure'') getting an AshcanCopy dubwork from upper management.
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* Basically how the ''[[Anime/SmilePrettyCure ''[[Anime/SmilePrecure Glitter Force]]'' dub came to be. Despite Crunchyroll trying to get the streaming rights to the rest of the ''Pretty Cure'' series [[note]] and eventually succeeding in doing so after ''Glitter Force'' flopped [[/note]], Toei decided to include ''Pretty Cure'' in the same licensing deal that also gave Saban Brands the rights to ''Digimon''. However, it should be noted that Saban wanted nothing to do with the ''Pretty Cure'' series to begin with. This resulted in ''Smile'' (and eventually ''Anime/DokiDokiPrettyCure'') ''Anime/DokiDokiPrecure'') getting an AshcanCopy dubwork from upper management.
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* Creator/ThatGameCompany made a three-game deal with Creator/{{Sony}} in order to put themselves on the map of the video game industry. The results were ''VideoGame/{{flOw}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Flower}}'', and ''VideoGame/Journey2012'', and the aforementioned deal is the sole reason why they remained Sony console-exclusives for so long. Only in 2019 was ''Flower'' put for sale on the Creator/EpicGames Store, and ''Journey'' marked there as "coming soon".
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* Creator/ThatGameCompany made a three-game deal with Creator/{{Sony}} in order to put themselves on the map of the video game industry. The results were ''VideoGame/{{flOw}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Flower}}'', and ''VideoGame/Journey2012'', and the aforementioned deal is the sole reason why they remained Sony console-exclusives for so long. Only in 2019 was ''Flower'' put for sale on the Creator/EpicGames Store, and ''Journey'' marked there would eventually see PC releases in 2019, though ''flOw'' remains Sony exclusive as "coming soon".of 2024.
