Video Game Publisher - Selected Video Game Publishers

Selected Video Game Publishers

Below are the top 25 video game publishers, ranked by metacritic.com in February 2012. Note that this list is based on the ranking by best to worst publishers according to metacritic's website..

2012 Position Name of Publisher 2011 Position
1 Microsoft 4
2 Nintendo 2
3 Sony 7
4 Electronic Arts 5
5 Square Enix 8
6 Ubisoft 12
7 Sega 9
8 THQ 11
9 Namco Bandai Games 10
10 Konami 13
11 Activision Blizzard 6
12 Capcom 3
13 Bethesda Softworks 999-
14 Warner Bros. Interactive 18
15 Take Two 1
16 Aksys Games 15
17 Atlus 16
18 Telltale Games 14
19 Focus Home Interactive 21
20 NIS America 17
21 Kalypso Media 999-
22 Paradox Interactive 19
23 Viva Media 999-
24 Tecmo Koei 24
25 Atari 22

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