Next-Gen's second annual list of the industry's biggest publishers focuses on industry change, as the challenges and opportunities of the hardware transition begin to reflect in company finances. Plenty of statistics and analysis detail the emerging winners and losers…
Here is the list, see the article for the details.
1. Electronic Arts
2. Nintendo
3. Activision
4. THQ
5. Take Two Interactive
6. Ubisoft
7. Sony
8. Vivendi Games
9. Microsoft
10. LucasArts
11. Namco Bandai
12. Sega
13. Midway
14. Atari (Infogrames)
15. Square Enix
16. Konami
17. Disney Interactive Studios
18. Capcom
19. Eidos (SCi Entertainment)
20. Majesco
IGN: "If our two-hour hands-on preview is any indication of the rest of the game, then Visions of Mana's fresh take on battle and class systems not only gives it the potential to meet the success of the originals but possibly even the chance to surpass them."
Launching alongside Cities Skylines 2 mods, the new DLC for Colossal Order’s sequel sits at the very bottom of the entire Steam chart.
Just a fyi you still need for a mid/high end pc to get decent frame rate/smooth experience at 1080p on a large city.
Sense october last year they have been trying to get it out of alpha still have not tossed out the premium version of dlc and now are charging for dlc on top of that.
Cities 2 has lower number of players than the first one also.
14700k/4070ti medium some high settings 1080p this person is stoked small city can get past that 60fps threshold
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In the battle between Baldur's Gate 3 and Dragon's Dogma 2, Baldur's Gate 3 wins in more ways than players would expect.
The majority of the posts that I see on N4G are negative towards EA. Always saying they make subpar games and rehashes every year.
Who is buying these games?
I think companies like EA stagnate the industry. And I think that it is hilarious that their new President stated that their are too many sequals and unoriginal games. I think he applied for the wrong job.
if you ask me Ubisoft needs to work on there Development with the Games and get all the Gliches out before they send there stuff out
is a GIANT. That's the only way I can think of it. They have lots of Money, and they have been swallowing smaller development studios since the 90's. They have a lot of franchises, as well they are big enough to publish, lots of games from smaller devs and other studios. I watched a special on EA studios, and man they are big. They continue to eat studios up.
All the top publishers are on there. I thought Ubi would be higher, and I didn't think MS publish many games but the more money you have the better.
I like the games and don't really mind what company puts out the game, but EA does have a good reputation, they just need a few more ideas, simalar to most other companies.
And where is Sierra, correct me if I'm wrong, but don't they make best selling Half-Life