Vicarious Visions

Background

Vicarious Visions is an American video game developer based in Albany, New York. Founded in 1991 by Karthik and Guha Bala, the company was known for developing the handheld versions of various multi-platform games, including the Tony Hawk's games and some Crash Bandicoot spin-offs, particularly for the Game Boy Color and Advance, as well as the Nintendo DS. In 2003, they acquired technology company Intrinsic Graphics, and renamed their game engine, Intrinsic Alchemy, to Vicarious Visions Alchemy. In 2005, Vicarious Visions was acquired by Activision. During their time with Activision, they developed games for multiple platforms including Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2, some Skylanders games, Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, and Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2. In 2021, Activision sold the company to their sister company, Blizzard Entertainment, and in April 2022, they fully absorbed themselves into Blizzard, and renamed themselves Blizzard Albany.

Contents

1st Logo (1996)	2nd Logo (September 30, 1997)	3rd Logo (September 1999)	4th Logo (February 2000-2001)	5th Logo (June 6, 2001-October 16, 2011)


6th Logo (October 28, 2007-October 26, 2008) (Guitar Hero series variant [Wii only])	7th Logo (November 18, 2012-October 16, 2016)	8th Logo (June 30, 2017-June 29, 2018) (Crash Bandicoot: N. Sane Trilogy variant)	9th Logo (September 4, 2020-June 25, 2021) (Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 variant)

1st Logo (1996)

Visuals: There is a gray 3D letter "V", which is common for the text "VICARIOUS" and "VISIONS", which are situated to the right (in two lines). The red light spot is seen behind. Above the logo, there is the letter "A", and below its the word "production" in white.

Technique: A still, CGI graphic.

Audio: None.

Availability: Seen only on Synnergist.

2nd Logo (September 30, 1997)

Visuals: There is the letter "V" sign from previous logo, with the text "VICARIOUS" above, and "VISIONS INC." below it on a golden plate.

Technique: A still, CGI graphic.

Audio: None.

Availability: Seen only on Dark Angel.

3rd Logo (September 1999)

Visuals: There is a double "V" with upper solid triangle (with a sky picture) folded into a white "V". Below, there is the text "vicarious" in a thick font and "VISIONS INC." under it. To the sides of it, "a" and "game" are seen.

Technique: A still, sprite-based graphic.

Audio: None.

Availability: Seen only on Zebco Fishing for Game Boy Color.

4th Logo (February 2000-2001)

Visuals: A red "V" letter flies to the screen, and blue arcs fade in around it. Then the text, "VICARIOUS VISIONS" is drawing by light streak below (from left to right), and the "V" becomes 3D.

Variants:

On Terminus, the logo is white on a gradient blue background.
For the Game Boy console, the logo is still.
Sometimes, "A" and "GAME" fade in.

Technique: 2D computer animation.

Audio: A whooshing sound when the "V" zooms, then the sound of a sword unsheathing. None for the still version.

Availability: Seen on Polaris Sno-Cross and Terminus. The still version was used in a lot of Game Boy releases during 2000.

5th Logo (June 6, 2001-October 16, 2011)

Spider Man: Mysterio's Menace (Game Boy Advance)
Crash Bandicoot games
Bee Movie Game (Nintendo DS)
SpongeBob SquarePants: Revenge of the Flying Dutchman (Game Boy Advance)

Visuals: The letter "V" surrounded by the arc appears similar to the previous logo, but it is all in a solid color (typically red, but varies depending on the game), lacks the serifs, and the text is a different font and is right to or below the symbol. "inc." is in small font, moved up a bit. Sometimes the URL is below the logo. The logo also appears on a variety of backgrounds, again depending on the game.

Variants:

A common version exists, where an orb of light flies forming the silhouette of the logo with particles, then, in a flash, the logo appears (on some occasions, it includes the website URL), lastly, a trail of light flies around.
On the GBA version of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2, the red V symbol deforms and a skater rides up it, does a lip trick, and skates away.
On the GBA version of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3, the logo in red is seen on the deck of a skateboard.
On Spider-Man: Mysterio's Menace for GBA, the logo (in red) is on a billboard. The titular hero can be seen on the top left of the billboard if you look closely.
On Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro, the sequence starts on a red background, which zooms out to reveal it's a close up of Spider-Man's back as he climbs down a wall with various graffiti drawings and the VV logo in white spray-painted on it upside down. The camera then rotates to the correct direction and the wall fades out.
On the Crash Bandicoot games developed by the company (except for Crash Bandicoot Purple: Ripto's Rampage), the logo is made of chunky blue and purple metal.
On the GBA version of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4, a skater (probably Tony himself) appears in front of the logo from the right and attempts to do a board grab, but falls off his board. He gets back up, skates around the logo then ollies away.
On the GBA version of SpongeBob SquarePants: Revenge of the Flying Dutchman, the logo appears on an aquatic blue background, and the "Vicarious Visions" text is in the SpongeBob font.
On the GBA version of X2: Wolverine's Revenge, the logo gets cut by the titular hero's claws.
On the GBA version of Finding Nemo, the moonfish from the movie form the V symbol, then they move away and the text in white fades in. The whole logo is set over an ocean blue background.
On the GBA version of SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom, a small gray robot lands on the V symbol, then hovers away, followed a larger blue one.
On The Muppets: On with the Show for GBA, the logo appears on a red curtain.
On Spy Muppets: License to Croak for GBA, the logo is golden and is seen on a blue spotlight background with smaller duplicates of it.
On the GBA version of Jet Set Radio, the logo is spray-painted in red on a brick wall.
On The Lion King 1½ for GBA, the food items from the Let's All Go to the Lobby advertising film appear on a cinema screen. The gum stick holds a drum with the V symbol on it, and the popcorn bucket and the candy box hold flags with "Vicarious" on the popcorn's and "Visions inc." on the candy's. At the bottom, the silhouettes of Timon and Pumbaa can be seen.
On the GBA version of Shrek 2, the logo is integrated into a cornfield. The onion carriage from the movie can be seen scrolling to the right at the bottom.
On the GBA version of Shark Tale, the logo is pink-orange gradient graffiti. A fish can be seen spraying the logo, before swimming away.
On Shrek 2: Beg for Mercy for GBA, the V symbol is cut onto a tree, and the text, along with the URL underneath, appears next to it.
On Crash Bandicoot Purple: Ripto's Rampage for GBA, the spinning white logo zooms to the screen, followed by Crash jumping down and giving a thumbs up. The "Vicarious Visions" text is also smaller.
On Spyro Orange: The Cortex Conspiracy for GBA, Spyro pops up from the bottom of the screen with the view of the Dragon Village in the background. He then breathes some fire, which forms the logo. It then fades away to make room for the title screen.
On the NDS version of Spider-Man 2 and the GBA version of Ultimate Spider-Man, the logo in red ("Vicarious Visions" is in a different font and the V symbol has spider legs attached to it) zooms out on a spider-web and zooms in shortly after. On the latter game, it is still.
On the PSP version of Spider-Man 2, the logo appears in a red light splash.
On the Xbox version of Doom 3, a spotlight appears (as if lit up by a flashlight) and lights up a wall with "Vicarious Visions" and two right arrows on it. It moves left and right for a little bit before going off-screen. After a few seconds, the VV logo in red fades in. It looks noticeably different from the regular logo as the text is in a futuristic font with the V symbol replaced with a single letter V surrounded by brackets. It then fades out.
On the GBA and NDS versions of Madagascar, Marty is seen using a treadmill in front of the logo, with the URL underneath.
On the NDS version of Ultimate Spider-Man, the logo is seen on a stylized red background with elements of the logo scrolling around at the top and bottom of the screen.
On Codename: Kids Next Door: Operation: S.O.D.A. for GBA, the logo is constructed out of work supplies, and a hamster running on a treadmill can be seen on the lower left.
On Madagascar: Operation Penguin for GBA, the red logo is seen a yellow sticker on a shipping crate. Kowalski (one of the namesake penguins) appears from a hole in the left of the crate and slaps the sticker.
On the PSP versions of X-Men Legends II and Marvel Ultimate Alliance (as well as the Wii version of the latter game), the camera flies through a tribal-looking temple (which strangely lacks a ceiling) to find the logo engraved on a stone floor.
On the GBA version of Tony Hawk's American Sk8land, the logo is seen on a sticky note on a yellow wall.
On the GBA version of Over the Hedge, the logo is watery blue and is integrated onto some grass in a field. Like the other logos, this logo is interactive as you can freely move RJ around it.
On the NDS version of Over the Hedge, the logo is seen on the wrapper of a candy bar.
On the GBA version of Shrek the Third, the logo (in red) is seen on a large wooden sign in front of a sea landscape. Below, the titular Shrek, Donkey and Puss aboard a pirate ship that moves to the right can be seen.
On the GBA version of Spider-Man 3, the logo in red is seen underneath a picture of a burning meteorite in a crater in a city street.
On the NDS version of Spider-Man 3, the white logo gets pulled by Spider-Man's web against a black background with with a spider-web, some small hexagons and a smaller gray V symbol.
On the PS2, PSP and Wii versions of Spider-Man 3, the camera flies through a city skyline to find the logo on a billboard atop a building.
On the NDS version of Kung Fu Panda, the logo writes itself on a piece of Chinese parchment.
On the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC versions of Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2, the red logo zooms back on a white background with rays and rotating stars. A red line runs down the screen causing it to split in half. The colors invert and the camera slowly zooms into the opening while the camera rotates clockwise to the right. If you look closely while the screen zooms, a blue nano texture can be seen materialising on the split parts of the V symbol.
On the Wii version of Band Hero, the logo is neon pink and is shown under the Neversoft logo in light blue.
On Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock, the orange logo is integrated onto a volcano while lava flows around.
On the 3DS version of Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure, the logo in white appears on a cloudy backdrop.

Technique: None for the normal variant. The animations on the variants.

Audio: None or the opening theme of the game.

Audio Variants:

The animated version has otherworldly humming with a synth splash when the logo forms, and ominous whirring when the trail of light flies around.
On the Enter Electro variant, an ominous lullaby is heard, as well as the sounds of Spider-Man crawling and a brief ominous whirring sound when the wall fades out.
On the X2: Wolverine's Revenge variant, the sounds of Wolverine's claws are heard.
On the Crash Nitro Kart variant, the announcer (voiced by Clancy Brown, in his Neo Cortex voice) says "A turbo-charged extravaganza by Vicarious Visions!".
On the Doom 3 variant, various mechanical whirring sounds are heard, and then a brief synth note when the logo fades in.
On the X-Men Legends II/Marvel Ultimate Alliance variant, a suspenseful musical composition is heard as the camera flies through the temple, followed by the sound of Wolverine extending his claws when the screen fades out.
On the Spider-Man 3 variant, a brief rock-orchestral theme with whooshes is heard.
On the Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 variant, a whoosh is heard as the logo zooms back, followed a slamming sound when it stops, an explosion when the screen splits, and ominous synthesized whirring when the screen zooms in.
On the Warriors of Rock variant, a guitar riff which continues over the other logos is heard.
Many of the variants have the opening theme of the game or silence.

Availability: The animated variant can be seen on some games such the PS1 version of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4, Whiteout, and the Xbox and GameCube versions of Star Wars: Jedi Outcast. The Crash variant can be seen on the Game Boy Advance Crash Bandicoot titles as well as Crash Nitro Kart. Can be seen on Sea-Doo Hydrocross. This logo was last seen on the Nintendo 3DS version of Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure.

6th Logo (October 28, 2007-October 26, 2008) (Guitar Hero series variant [Wii only])

Visuals: An animated rockstar appears inside a tattoo shop. He sports a red headband, an earring, spiked bracelets, and a heart tattoo on his left shoulder as well as an infinity tattoo on his left pectoral. He's sitting on a chair, and is getting a tattoo made on his back. He has three contacts with the machine, and the pain keeps getting increasingly excruciating, making the rockstar suffer more and show disturbing views (culminating with a view of the man screaming bloody murder in extreme agony as his skin turns pale green, his headband, lips and eyelids turn purple, his tongue becomes snake-like and flaps around, his eyes turn red and bounce in and out from the sockets like bouncy balls, his ears become pointed and his hair flies everywhere). Then we see the tattoo artist wiping off the finished tattoo on the rockstar's back, which features rock imagery including a fire-breathing demon with two guitars on the bottom, black smoke around the flames and a hellish landscape behind it, a hand flashing the "Devil's Horns" sign above the demon's head while surrounded in grayish clouds and a trail of hardened magma, a vine with thorns, the word "Cliché" and a spider-web tattooed on his left arm, and finally a stylized demon skull, another heart pierced by an arrow, some flames and a snake tattooed on his right arm. In the middle of the back tattoo is the Vicarious Visions logo, without the "inc." text. The tattoo artist later adds on the "inc." text, causing the rockstar to scream in pain.

Trivia: The art and animation of the logo was done by Dave E. Phillips, a former employee from Vicarious Visions. Also, if you look at the tattoo menu behind the rockstar, you can see an eyeball tattoo; this may be a nod to Neversoft, who developed the primary versions of the Guitar Hero games that this logo appears on.

Technique: Traditional animation.

Audio: There are the sounds of a chime and a door opening and closing in the beginning. Rock music plays throughout the logo, while loud buzzing is heard during the rockstar's tattoo procedure. When "inc." is burned, the rockstar can be heard screaming in pain.

Availability: It can be seen on Guitar Hero ports for Wii by Vicarious Visions, starting with GH3: Legends of Rock and ending with GH: World Tour. Don't expect this logo to appear on the Wii versions of Guitar Hero: Metallica or Van Halen, since Vicarious Visions had no involvement with those titles.

7th Logo (November 18, 2012-October 16, 2016)

Visuals: There is a scrawny knight with a big nose, a blonde mustache and holding a mace standing on a cliff outside a sinister-looking castle. An off-screen woman screams, causing the knight to put his hand to his ear. He then turns around, jumps off the cliff and enters the castle, where he finds the source of the scream: a red-headed princess in a green dress and a matching pointy hat hanging from a rope above a cauldron, guarded by a large cyclops-like monster holding a dagger and wearing skull-shaped shoulder pads. The knight jumps on the monster's head, knocking him out cold, and rescues the princess from the rope. The Vicarious Visions logo in white with a red outline and a slightly different font, lowers down to the screen by four ropes.

Technique: 2D cut-out animation.

Audio: The aforementioned princess screaming, the sounds corresponding to the actions and a short adventurous tune.

Availability: First seen on the Wii U version of Skylanders: Giants, and has since appeared on Skylanders: Swap Force and Skylanders: Superchargers up until Skylanders: Imaginators (Crash Edition).

8th Logo (June 30, 2017-June 29, 2018) (Crash Bandicoot: N. Sane Trilogy variant)

Visuals: The current Vicarious Visions logo, consisting of two 'V's on top of each other (one green and one blue), with the blue text 'VICARIOUS VISIONS' below it, is seen against a machinery background. Dr. Neo Cortex, continuing his narration over the logos, says "Developed by Vicarious Visions!". The dial on the background "turns on" and the logo glows as machine starting up noises are heard. The screen zooms back to reveal the logo has been on something resembling a giant metallic wood chipper attached to a conveyor belt. In the background are some crates which resemble the ones in the original Crash Bandicoot PS1 games. Crash Bandicoot as he looked in the PS1 games pops up and waves to the camera. Neo Cortex continues "It's Crash Bandicoot!". Crash approaches the machine with an armful of Wumpa fruits also looking like what they did from the PS1 games, but trips over a crate and the Wumpas fly into the in the machine along with a few falling crates. The objects come out looking much more detailed then before. Crash notices this, dives into the machine, and comes out of the belt in a posing pose with a significantly more detailed look. He gives a click-click sign to the audience and ultimately rolls off the belt. After getting up, he spins off, revealing the title screen.

Technique: 3D animation rendered in Vicarious Visions' Alchemy game engine.

Audio: Cortex's lines, the opening theme, sounds from the machine Crash, an audience gasping as modern Crash comes out, and the sound of him spinning.

Availability: Only seen on Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy.

9th Logo (September 4, 2020-June 25, 2021) (Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 variant)

Visuals: In a grimy skate park, the camera quickly slides from the left to see a skateboard with the Vicarious Visions logo from the last logo, with "VICARIOUS" and "VISIONS" in a blue graffiti-like font forming a ring around the V's. On the right side of the board, an orange illustration of a trash can can be seen, and on the left, there is an illustration of an orange domestic cat vomiting. After a few seconds, the camera slides away from the board and fades out.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: Sounds of people skating.

Availability: Seen on Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2.

v t e Video game logos (Random page)
The Walt Disney Company	Disney Interactive Studios ABC Games Black Rock Studio Buena Vista Interactive Fox Digital Entertainment Blue Sky Studios Games Fox Video Games Fox Kids Games Gamestar Ignition Entertainment Lucasfilm Games Mind's Eye Productions Propaganda Games Tapulous Touchstone Interactive Wideload Games 20th Century Games Disney Mobile FoxNext Games Lucas Learning
Amazon	MGM Interactive Orion Interactive Double Helix Games Reflexive Entertainment Shiny Entertainment The Collective
Sony Group Corporation	Sony Interactive Entertainment 989 Studios 989 Sports RedZone Interactive SolWorks Bend Studio Insomniac Games Millennium Interactive Naughty Dog PlayStation Bungie Eye Toy London Studio Psygnosis San Diego Studio Sony Electronic Publishing Sony Pictures Consumer Products Dimps Corporation (JV) PlayStation Studios Bluepoint Games Evolution Games Firewalk Studios Guerrilla Games Guerrilla Cambridge Haven Studios Housemarque Incognito Entertainment Malaysia Studio Manchester Studio Media Molecule Nixxes Software Pixelopus Polyphony Digital Santa Monica Studio Sucker Punch Productions Team Asobi Valkyrie Entertainment Sony Imagesoft
Warner Bros. Discovery	Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Avalanche Software Fall Line Studio Cartoon Network Interactive Cartoon Network Games Turner Interactive Williams Street Games Adult Swim Games HBO Interactive Entertainment Midway Games Midway Sports Midway Austin Midway Los Angeles Time Warner Interactive Williams Entertainment Tradewest New Line New Media Warner Bros. Digital Distribution Warner Bros. Games Traveller's Tales TT Fusion Monolith Productions NetherRealm Studios Rocksteady Studios Midway Newcastle Portkey Games AIMS Multimedia Discovery Channel Multimedia
Paramount Global	Paramount Digital Entertainment MTV Games Comedy Central Games Nickelodeon Games Nick Jr. Games South Park Digital Studios Screenlife Games Viacom New Media Viacom Consumer Products CBS Consumer Products Simon & Schuster Interactive
Electronic Arts	Argonaut Software BioWare Bullfrog Productions Criterion Games DICE DreamWorks Interactive DICE Canada EA Black Box EA Bright Light EA High Definition EA Sports EA Sports BIG EA Sports Freestyle EA Tiburon EA Canada Pioneer Productions Electronic Arts Studios Frostbite Engine Griptonite Games Amaze Entertainment Adrenium Games KnowWonder The Fizz Factor High Score Entertainment Hypnotix Manley & Associates Maxis Origin Systems Pandemic Studios Westwood Studios EA Gothenburg EA Mobile Chillingo Firemonkeys Studios Glu Mobile Industrial Toys Playdemic PlayFirst Red Crow Studios Slingshot Studios Tracktwenty Studios EA North West Studio Metalhead Software Codemasters Codemasters Online Codemasters Racing Slightly Mad Studios Extended Play Productions Full Circle Motive Studios NuFX Pogo Studios PopCap Games Respawn Entertainment Ripple Effect Studios Visceral Games Blade Runner/Westwood
Nintendo	Nintendo GameCube Game Freak Ambrella Famicom Disk System Nintendo 64 Nintendo DS Game Boy Game Boy Color Game Boy Advance Virtual Boy Nintendo Switch Wii U IQue Super Nintendo Entertainment System Nintendo M82 Satellaview AlphaDream Corporation, Ltd. Creatures Inc. JACK and BEANS Monolith Software NDCube Next Level Games
Microsoft	Xbox Game Studios Animation Magic Digital Anvil Double Fine Ensemble Studios Good Science Lionhead Studios Mojang Studios Rare Turn 10 Studios Xbox Bethesda Softworks Arkane Studios Id Software MachineGames Tango Gameworks Microsoft Home Activision Publishing Beenox Blizzard Entertainment Blizzard North Swingin' Ape Studios Vicarious Visions High Moon Studios Infinity Ward Neversoft Entertainment Radical Entertainment Sierra Entertainment Dynamix Software Infinite Laser Dog Synergistic Software Sledgehammer Games Toys for Bob Treyarch Gray Matter Studios Xatrix Entertainment Activision O2 Bizarre Creations Budcat Creations Expert Software HeadGames Publishing Luxoflux Raven Software RedOctane Shaba Games Underground Development Vivendi Games Black Label Games Fox Interactive Funnybone Interactive Universal Interactive MCA/Universal Merchandising, Inc. Universal Studios Digital Arts Propaganda Code Bethesda Game Studios Alpha Dog Studios Roundhouse Studios Digital Legends Entertainment Solid State Sierra Attractions Sierra FX Sierra Sports Sierra Studios Yosemite Entertainment NDA Productions 343 Industries Compulsion Games FASA Studio inXile Entertainment Ninja Theory Obsidian Entertainment Playground Games Team Dakota World's Edge
Atari SA	Infogrames GT Interactive Software Warner Interactive Hasbro Interactive Hasbro iON Playskool Children's Educational Software Spectrum HoloByte MicroProse Infogrames Multimedia Philips Media Fantasy Factory Philips Sidewalk Studio Atari Corporation Atari Jaguar Avalon Hill Game Company Atari Interactive Atari (Hasbro Interactive) Infogrames Sheffield House Accolade Ballistic Eden Games Pathé Interactive Humongous Entertainment
Take-Two Interactive Software	2K Games 2K Marin 2K Sports 2K Czech Irrational Games Venom Games BMG Interactive Firaxis Games GameTek CyberSoft Gathering of Developers Global Star Software Gotham Games Kush Games, Inc. PAM Development Rockstar Games Rockstar Leeds Rockstar San Diego Rockstar Vancouver Rockstar Vienna Indie Built Rockstar North TalonSoft Telstar Electronic Studios TDK Mediactive Sound Source Interactive Visual Concepts Rockstar London Rockstar New England Rockstar Toronto 2K Play 31st Union Cat Daddy Games Cloud Chamber Hangar 13 HB Studios Intercept Games Private Division Roll7 Tarantula Studios
Embracer Group	Eidos Interactive Domark Group Looking Glass Studios Pseudo Interactive U.S. Gold THQ Nordic DreamCatcher Interactive JoWooD Productions Ravensburger Interactive Media Fishtank Interactive THQ Black Pearl Software Blue Tongue Entertainment Juice Games Incinerator Studios Kaos Studios Kokopeli Digital Studios Locomotive Games Malibu Games Outrage Games Paradigm Entertainment Play THQ Rainbow Studios Sandblast Games THQ Studio Australia Universomo Vigil Games Cryo Interactive Entertainment Amplifier Game Invest A Creative Endeavor DestinyBit Fall Damage Framebunker Goose Byte Green Tile Digital Infinite Mana Games Invisible Walls Kavalri Games Misc Games Neon Giant Palindrome Interactive Plucky Bytes Rare Earth Games River End Games Silent Games Tarsier Studios Vermila Studios Zapper Games Coffee Stain Publishing Box Dragon Coffee Stain Malmö Coffee Stain North Easy Trigger Ghost Ship Games DECA Games A Thinking Ape Entertainment CrazyLabs Firescore Interactive IUGO Mobile Entertainment Jufeng Studio CDE Entertainment Embracer Freemode Bitwave Games C77 Entertainment Clear River Games Limited Run Games Tatsujin Gearbox Entertainment Cryptic Studios Gearbox Publishing Gearbox Software Gearbox Studio Montréal Gearbox Studio Quebec Lost Boys Interactive Plaion 18Point2 Deep Silver Dambuster Studios Deep Silver Volition Free Radical Design Fishlabs DigixArt Flying Wild Hog Milestone Prime Matter Ravenscourt Vertigo Games Force Field Vertigo Arcade Vertigo Publishing Vertigo Studios Volxer Warhorse Studios Saber Interactive 34BigThings 3D Realms 4A Games Aspyr Media Beamdog Bytex Demiurge Studios Fractured Byte Mad Head Games New World Interactive Nimble Giant Entertainment Shiver Entertainment Slipgate Ironworks SmartPhone Labs Snapshot Games Tuxedo Labs Tripwire Interactive Zen Studios Alkimia Interactive Appeal Studios Ashborne Games Black Forest Games Bugbear Entertainment Experiment 101 Grimlore Games Gunfire Games Handygames Helixe The Adventure Company Kaiko Massive Miniteam Mirage Game Studios Nine Rocks Games Nordic Games Publishing NovaLogic Inc. Pieces Interactive Piranha Bytes Pow Wow Entertainment Purple Lamp
Ubisoft Entertainment	Massive Entertainment Sunflowers Interactive SEK Ost Ubisoft Reflections Ultimation Wolfpack Studios Ubisoft Blue Byte Ubisoft Mainz Ubisoft Abu Dhabi Ubisoft Annecy Ubisoft Berlin Ubisoft Düsseldorf Ubisoft Future Games of London Ubisoft Halifax Ubisoft Ivory Tower Ubisoft Leamington Ubisoft Milan Ubisoft Montpellier Ubisoft Montreal Ubisoft Mumbai Ubisoft Paris Ubisoft Paris Mobile Ubisoft Philippines Ubisoft Pune Ubisoft San Francisco Ubisoft Shanghai Ubisoft Toronto Ketchapp Nadeo Red Storm Entertainment Strategic Simulations Inc.
Acclaim Entertainment	Acclaim Austin Acclaim Cheltenham Acclaim London Acclaim Manchester Acclaim Salt Lake City Acclaim Sports Arena Entertainment Club Acclaim Flying Edge LJN Ltd. AKA Acclaim
Interplay Entertainment	14 Degrees East Black Isle Studios Tantrum Entertainment Titus Interactive Virgin PLAY BlueSky Software Virgin Interactive
Sega Sammy Holdings	Sega Atlus Deep Water Hardlight Studio No-Cliché Relic Entertainment Sammy Sega Interactive Sega Sports Sega Technical Institute Sega Video SegaSoft Sonic Team Wave Master Entertainment Amusement Vision Dimps Corporation (JV) P-Studio Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio
Square Enix	Atod AB Core Design Crystal Dynamics Eidos Studios Hungary Philos Labs Enix Corporation Ion Storm SCI Entertainment Group Square Taito
Bandai Namco Entertainment	Namco Ocean Software Bandai Games D3 Publisher Dimps Corporation (JV) Wolf Team
Capcom	Clover Studio Capcom Vancouver Team Viewtiful
Konami	Hudson Soft Konami Kobe Konami Osaka Ultra Software Corporation Konami Tokyo Konami Sports
Koei Tecmo Games Holdings	Koei Omega Force Midas Interactive Entertainment Tecmo Team Ninja
SNK Corporation	SNK (Original) Playmore SNK Playmore ADK BrezzaSoft Eolith Face Mega Enterprise Nazca Corporation Noise Factory Pallas Sacnoth Saurus Sun Amusement Viccom Yumekobo
1C Company	1C Game Studios Snowball.ru Buka Entertainment Cenega Publishing Maddox Games SoftClub
Arc System Works	Technōs Japan Corp. WorkJam
CD Projekt	CD Projekt Red Metropolis Software The Molasses Flood
CI Games	Detalion Hexworks Lemon Interactive Oni Games Tatanka United Label We Open Eyes
Crytek	Crytek Budapest Crytek Kiev Crytek Istanbul Crytek Seoul Crytek Shanghai Crytek USA
Destineer	Atomic Games Bold Games MacSoft
Devolver Digital	Croteam Dodge Roll Doinksoft Firefly Studios Good Shepherd Entertainment Nerial
Digital Bros	505 Games DR Studios Kunos Simulazioni Avantgarden Nesting Games Supernova Games Infinity Plus Two Ingame Studios
Enad Global 7	Big Blue Bubble Daybreak Game Company Fireshine Games Piranha Games Toadman Studios
Epic Games	Chair Entertainment Harmonix Mediatonic Psyonix
Focus Entertainment	BlackMill Games Carpool Studio Deck13 Deck13 Hamburg Deck13 Montreal Deck13 Spotlight Dotemu The Arcade Crew Douze Dixiemes Dovetail Games Leikir Studio Streum On Studio
Funcom	Heroic Signatures The Outsiders
GungHo Online Entertainment	Acquire Broccoli Game Arts Gravity mspo Supertrick Games
Idea Factory	Compile Heart Otomate
indiePub	Destination Software Zoo Digital Publishing
IntraCorp	Capstone Software Three-Sixty Pacific The Next Move
IO Interactive A/S	IOI Barcelona IOI Brighton IOI Istanbul IOI Malmö
Kalypso Media	Ascaron Entertainment Noumena Studios Silver Style Entertainment The Games Company Claymore Game Studios Gaming Minds Studios Nine Worlds Studios Realmforge Studios Silver Style Studios Skilltree Studios
Level-5	Level-5 Comcept Level-5 IA Level-5 Abby
Majesco Entertainment	Pipe Dream Interactive Midnight City
Microids	Wanadoo Edition Index+ France Telecom Multimedia OSome Studio
Miniclip	Eight Pixels Square Gamebasics Green Horse Games Masomo Supersonic Software SYBO
Nacon	Daedalic Entertainment Kylotonn KT Racing 4X Studios Big Ant Studios Crea-ture Studios Cyanide Amusement Cyanide Rogue Factor Big Bad Wolf Eko Software Ishtar Games Midgar Studio Nacon Studio Milan Neopica RaceWard Studio Spiders
NetDragon Websoft	Fluffy Dog Studios JumpStart Games
Netmarble	Kabam Kung Fu Factory Jam City Ludia TinyCo NCSoft ArenaNet Carbine Studios Destination Games Iron Tiger Studios Ntreev Soft Paragon Studios
Nexon	Big Huge Games Embark Studios Ngine Studios Pixelberry Studios Thingsoft
Niantic	8th Wall Escher Reality Lowkey Matrix Mill NZXR Seismic Games Sensible Object
Nicalis	Cowboy Color SuperVillain Studios
Oculus Studios	Armature Studio Beat Games BigBox VR Camouflaj Downpour Interactive Ready at Dawn Sanzaru Games Twisted Pixel Games Unit 2 Games Within
Paradox Interactive	Paradox Arc Paradox Development Studio Paradox Tectronic Paradox Tinto Harebrained Schemes Iceflake Studios Playrion Game Studio Squeaky Wheel Studio Triumph Studios
People Can Fly	PCF Chicago Game On Incuvo
Perfect World	Perfect World Europe Runic Games
Team17	Astragon Mouldy Toof Studios Yippee Entertainment
Thunderful Group	Coatsink Early Morning Studio Headup Games Image & Form Jumpship Rising Star Games Stage Clear Studios Studio Fizbin Thunderful Development Thunderful Malmö Thunderful Publishing To the Sky Zoink
Valve Corporation	Campo Santo
Little Orbit	Monkey Bar Games Vicious Cycle
Availabilities & Others	BBC Multimedia (UK)
More pages