Notable Companies

From Styleguide

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• 2K Games
• 2K Sports
• The 3DO Company (now defunct)
• Acclaim Entertainment (now defunct)
• Activision
• Aspyr Media
• Atari
• ATI
• Atlus
• Bethesda Softworks
• BioWare
• Blizzard Entertainment
• Disney Interactive Studios (formerly Buena Vista Interactive)
• Capcom
• Codemasters
• Crave Entertainment
• Crystal Dynamics
• Data East
• EA Mobile Games
• eGames
• Eidos Interactive
• Electronic Arts
• Enix: Merged with Square Soft to form Square Enix in April, 2003. Refer to Enix only in historical contexts.
• Epic Games
• Funcom
• Gameloft
• Groove Games
• GT Interactive (acquired by Infogrames)
• Hands-On Mobile
• Harmonix (acquired by MTV)
• I-play
• id Software
• Ignition Entertainment
• Iguana Entertainment
• Interplay Entertainment
• KOEI
• Konami
• Last Day of Work
• Lighthouse Interactive
• LucasArts
• Mad Catz
• Majesco Entertainment
• Mastiff
• Mattel
• Maxis (acquired by Electronic Arts)
• Microprose (acquired by Hasbro Interactive)
• Microsoft
• Microsoft Game Studios
• Midway
• Namco Bandai Games
• NCsoft
• Netamin Communication Corp.
• Neversoft
• Nintendo
• NIS America
• NVIDIA
• Nyko
• O3 Entertainment
• Origin Systems (acquired by Electronic Arts)
• Psygnosis (now defunct)
• Rare
• Raven Software
• Razer
• RedOctane (acquired by Activision)
• Relic Entertainment (acquired by THQ)
• Rockstar Games (acquired by Take 2 Interactive)
• SCi Games
• Sega Sammy Holdings
• Shanda (China)
• Sierra Entertainment (acquired by Vivendi Unviersal Games)
• Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.
• Sony Online Entertainment
• Sony Pictures Digital (mobile phone games)
• Splitfish Gameware
• SNK Playmore USA
• Spectrum Holobyte (acquired by Hasbro Interactive)
• Square Soft: Merged with Enix to create Square Enix in April 2003. Refer to Square Soft only in historical contexts.
• Square Electronic Arts LLC (owned by Square and Electronic Arts. Folded back into Squaresoft, Inc. and changed to Square Enix, Inc.)
• Square Enix
• Stardock
• Strategic Simulations, Inc. ("SSI")
• Taito
• Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc.
• Technos Japan Corporation (now defunct. Assets acquired by Atlus)
• THQ
• THQ Wireless
• Ubisoft
• US Gold (acquired by Eidos Interactive)
• Virgin Interactive Entertainment
• Vivendi Universal Games
• Webzen
• XS Games
• XSEED