Game Companies

In the heart of Osaka during the late 1970s, long before the internet transformed how games were distributed and globalized, a company quietly began its journey—one that would eventually redefine the Japanese gaming industry. That company was Capcom, a name now synonymous with industry-defining titles like Resident Evil, Street Fighter, and Mega Man. But the rise of

Back in the quiet corners of Brittany, France, long before Assassin’s Creed rooftops or Far Cry outposts dominated screens across the globe, a small family-run operation was laying the groundwork for what would become one of the most influential video game companies in the world. That company was Ubisoft, and its rise from modest beginnings to industry titan

The video game industry is a billion-dollar juggernaut that has evolved from a novelty pastime into a cultural mainstay. Behind every iconic title, genre-defining franchise, or generation-defining console is a company—or often, a team of companies—that helped make it happen. From arcade cabinets in the '70s to cinematic open-world RPGs in the 2020s, game companies have shaped the very rhythm