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sega4life on 19 February 2009

From fastcompany.com

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The Most Innovative Companies in Gaming

By: Sherri Smith

Nintendo: Serious gamers balk, but the mass-market embrace of Wii and DS has redefined gaming.
Ubisoft: With a 37% sales increase in its most recent quarter (at press time), Ubisoft has sidestepped recession with a mix of casual and hard-core games spread across platforms, including Shaun White Snowboarding and Tom Clancy's EndWar.
Blizzard: Just when you think you've conquered every dungeon, Blizzard hits you with more irresistible battles. The company's World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King shattered the record for one-day PC game sales with 8 million copies sold.
Media Molecule: Its LittleBigPlanet has received acclaim for breathing life into a tired genre with simple controls, an adorable mascot -- and a function that lets players create and share their own levels.
Harmonix: The makers of Rock Band one-upped Guitar Hero with a deal to produce a game based on the Beatles catalog.
GarageGames: Its Web site InstantAction.com combines the best of 3-D console gaming with the best of the social Web.
Take-Two Interactive: Publisher of the controversial Grand Theft Auto, Take-Two fended off EA's attempt at a hostile takeover and took home the Game of the Year award from the 2008 Video Game Awards for GTA IV.
Microsoft: Xbox 360 continues to outsell Sony's PS3, thanks to exclusive big titles such as Gears of War 2 and a beefed-up Xbox Live with Netflix. And big price cuts.
Greystripe: Storming the mobile world with its ad-supported games, Greystripe boasts more than 110 million downloads of iPhone and Java games.
RealNetworks: By adapting its popular PC games for the iPhone and the Wii -- and creating original titles for each platform -- RealNetworks has reasserted its importance.

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Nanaki on 19 February 2009

"Most innovative companies" ?

Some of the companies are in the ladder for sales.

How is Blizzard, for example innovative? Because they sold 8m copies of WotLK?

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TheThunder on 19 February 2009

Microsoft ... innovative !!!!!!

don't get me wrong I have both 360 and PS3 but Microsoft has been stealing peoples Ideas since the Early days of Windows !!!!!

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Seece on 19 February 2009

This seems to be more of a list of "Top Ten companys doing well in gaming at the moment" ...

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BeTa77 on 19 February 2009

Sony should be in the Top 5.!

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1337 Gamer on 19 February 2009

nintendo for sure with Microsoft and Sony close behind

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Munkeh111 on 19 February 2009

Why is Nintendo there for expanding gaming to the mass market, when Sony already went most of the way. Don't get me wrong, Nintendo should be there for other things, but Sony should also be there. Eye Toy, Singstar, Buzz and other non-traditional games first came to PS

Ubi number 2? I am certainly not sure, that End War certainly was innovative

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omgwtfbbq on 19 February 2009

Munkeh111 said:
Why is Nintendo there for expanding gaming to the mass market, when Sony already went most of the way. Don't get me wrong, Nintendo should be there for other things, but Sony should also be there. Eye Toy, Singstar, Buzz and other non-traditional games first came to PS

Ubi number 2? I am certainly not sure, that End War certainly was innovative

errr sorry, but those games you mentioned were not the first camera games, karaoke games or quiz games. They just advertised them better

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