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** [[2K Games]]
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*** [[2K Play]] (also includes Global Star Software)
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** [[TDK Mediactive]] (also includes Sound Source Interactive)*
* [[Telegames]]
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* [[THQ Nordic]] (formerly Nordic Games prior to acquiring the THQ name)
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* [[Starpath]]
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* [[Taxan]]
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* [[TDK Core]]
* [[TDK Mediactive Europe]]
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* [[Telltale Games]]
* [[Telltale Games]]

Revision as of 20:26, 12 July 2024

Particularly before the Video Game Crash of 1983, video games were historically considered part of the home video market, and video stores today continue to sell video games. These are the companies that developed and/or distributed those games, some of which released their own traditional home video product as well.

Active companies

Subsidiaries that are no longer active are marked with asterisk (*).

Atari

Bandai Namco Holdings

Capcom

Konami

Microsoft

Nintendo

Sega Sammy Holdings

Sony

Square Enix

Other companies

Defunct/dormant companies