List_of_video_game_publishers

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia List of video game publishers List of video game publishers #|A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L| M|N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y| Z | See also # Part of a series on: Video game industry Activities/Jobs • Game art / Game artist • Game design / Game designer • Game development / Game developer • Game modification • Game producer • Game programming / Game programmer • Game publisher • Game studies • Game testing / Game tester • Game journalism • Level design / Level designer Types • Adult game • Casual game • Non-game • Interactive art • Interactive movie • Nonviolent video game • Serious game • Advergame • Art game • Edugame • Exergame • Militainment • Traditional game Topics • DRM • EULA • Outsourcing • Software license Lists • List of indie game developers • List of video game companies • List of video game industry people • List of video game publishers • 1C Company • 2K Games (Publishing label of Take-Two Interactive) • 3DO (console manufacturer) (defunct) • 505 Games A • Acclaim Entertainment (defunct) - Now known as Acclaim Games • Accolade (Acquired by Atari née Infogrames, name retired) • Activision (Merged with Vivendi Games to form Activision Blizzard in July 2008, Part of Activision Blizzard as well) • Activision Blizzard • Aventurine S.A. • Agetec • Akella • Alten8 • Aspyr Media • Atari (Acquired by Infogrames) • Atlus B • Bandai Games (merged with Namco as Namco Bandai Games) • Bethesda Softworks • Big Fish Games • Boonty • Brøderbund (Acquired by Ubisoft, eventually sold to The Learning Company, no longer publishes video games) • Disney Interactive Studios • Blizzard Entertainment (Part of Activision Blizzard as of July 2008) • Brash Entertainment (defunct) • Buka Entertainment (Acquired by 1C Company) • Bungie This is a list of video and computer game publishers, past and present. Some of the publishers may also have large in-house development efforts (or studios), but also publish titles from other developers. The list below includes both current and defunct companies. 1 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia List of video game publishers C • • • • • • • • • • Capcom Cdv Software Entertainment City Interactive S.A. Codemasters Coleco (console manufacturer) (defunct) Compedia Conspiracy Entertainment Core Design Crave Entertainment Crystal Dynamics (Acquired by Eidos Interactive) H • Hasbro Interactive (Acquired by Atari née Infogrames) • Her Interactive • Hudson Soft (Acquired by Konami) I • Ignition Entertainment • Imagic (defunct) • Infocom (Acquired by Activision, name retired) • Infogrames (Renamed Atari) • Interceptor Micros (defunct) • Interplay Entertainment • inXile Entertainment D • Data East (defunct) • Deep Silver • Dreamcatcher Games (Acquired by JoWooD Productions) J • Jaleco (no longer publishes video games) • JoWooD Productions E • Eidos Interactive (Acquired by SCi Entertainment then by Square Enix) • Electronic Arts • Empire Interactive (defunct) • Enix (Merged with Squaresoft as Square Enix) • Epyx (defunct) • Epic Games K • Kemco • Koei (merged into Tecmo Koei Holdings) • Konami L • • • • Legacy Interactive Lighthouse Interactive (defunct) Linux Game Publishing LJN (Publishing label for Acclaim Entertainment, defunct) • LucasArts • Lionhead Studios F • First Star Software • Fox Interactive • Fresh Games (Publishing label for Eidos Interactive) • Funcom G • Gamecock (Acquired by SouthPeak Interactive) • Global Star Software (Publishing label of Take-Two Interactive, name retired) • GOD Games (Acquired by Take-Two Interactive, name retired) • Got Game Entertainment • Gremlin Interactive (Acquired by Atari née Infogrames, name retired) • GT Interactive (Acquired by Atari née Infogrames) M • Mad Genius Software (defunct) • Matrix Games • Mattel Interactive (console manufacturer) (Merged with The Learning Company) • Melbourne House (computer games and books) • Mercury Games [1] • Merscom • Microïds • MicroIllusions (defunct) • MicroProse (Acquired by Hasbro Interactive, name retired) • Microsoft Game Studios • Midway Games 2 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia • Mindscape, Inc. (No longer publishes video games) • MUSE Software (defunct) • Myelin Media List of video game publishers • Shrapnel Games • Sierra Entertainment (Folded into Activision Blizzard) (defunct) • SNK Playmore • Spell Bound • Sony Computer Entertainment • Sony Pictures Digital (mobile phone games) • SouthPeak Interactive • Spectrum Holobyte (Acquired by Hasbro Interactive) • Squaresoft (Merged with Enix to create Square Enix) • Square Electronic Arts (Owned by Square and Electronic Arts. Folded back into Square and changed to Square Enix) • Square Enix • Stardock • Strategic Simulations, Inc. ("SSI") (Acquired by Ubisoft, name retired) • Strategy First • Sunsoft (Closed U.S. Offices, operates out of Japan) N • Namco (Merged with Bandai Games as Namco Bandai Games) • Namco Bandai • NCSoft • Neoact • New World Computing (purchased by 3DO) • Nintendo O • Ocean Software (Acquired by Atari née Infogrames, name retired) • Origin Systems (Acquired by Electronic Arts) • O~3 Entertainment P • • • • • • • • Paradox Interactive Penguin Software (defunct) Phantom EFX Playlogic Entertainment, Inc. Play Ten Interactive PopCap Games Programma International (defunct) Psygnosis (defunct) T • Taito (Acquired by Square Enix) • Take-Two Interactive • TalonSoft (Acquired by Take-Two Interactive, name retired) • Taxan (No longer publishes video games) • Technos Japan Corporation (defunct) (Assets acquired by Atlus) • Tecmo (merged into Tecmo Koei Holdings) • Tengen (defunct) • The Learning Company (Merged with Mattel Interactive, no longer publishes video games) • THQ • Titus Software (defunct) • Tradewest (Acquired by Midway Games, name retired) • Topware Interactive • TT Games (Merger of Giant Interactive and Traveller’s Tales) (Acquired by Warner Bros. Interactive) R • Rare (Acquired by Microsoft Game Studios) • redspotgames (independent publisher for Dreamcast, GP2X, Nintendo DS and Xbox Live Arcade) • Rising Star Games • Rocket Science Games (defunct) • Rockstar Games (Currently a publishing label for Take-Two Interactive) S • Sammy Studios (merged with Sega as Sega Sammy Holdings) • SCi Entertainment (Changed name to Eidos plc, acquired by Square Enix) • Sega (merged with Sammy Studios as Sega Sammy Holdings) • Sega Sammy Holdings U • Ubisoft • Ultimate Play The Game (defunct) • Ultra Games (Publishing label for Konami, name retired) • US Gold (Acquired by Eidos Interactive) 3 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia List of video game publishers V • Virgin Interactive Entertainment (defunct) • Vivendi Games (Merged with Activision to form Activision Blizzard in July 2008) • Valusoft X • Xseed Games • XS Games Z • Zuxxez Entertainment • Zoo Digital Publishing W • Warner Bros. Interactive See also • List of indie game developers Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_video_game_publishers" Categories: All articles requiring tables, Video game publishers This page was last modified on 19 May 2009, at 03:34 (UTC). All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License. (See Copyrights for details.) Wikipedia® is a registered trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., a U.S. registered 501(c)(3) taxdeductible nonprofit charity. Privacy policy About Wikipedia Disclaimers 4