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This Top Video Game Companies ranking is based on analysis of annual and quarterly financial reports published by a number of relevant publicly listed game companies. For companies that do not split out their game revenues, the analysis includes estimates, which may or may not be indicated explicitly. Revenues (GAAP) are restated to reflect Calendar Years, therefore do not necessarily match reported Fiscal Year results of individual companies. Revenues exclude hardware sales and other non-game sales to the extent publicly available. Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo estimates represent all Xbox, Playstation, and Nintendo non-hardware platform revenues (including Xbox Live, PSN, and Nintendo eShop revenues respectively).
For further in-depth data on global games market companies and revenues, see our Global Games Market Report.
Exchange rates are at year end, unless companies report in US$. Revenue growth includes the effect of acquisitions and currency movements, which sometimes have a material impact on growth rates. The data is based on proprietary analysis and provided for information purposes only. The data may be updated and/or revised without notice, based on new information becoming available or new insights gained from our ongoing market research activities.
Change column is the YoY change in % and revenues are in USD Millions.
* = based on estimates
| Image | Rank | Company | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Total | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tencent | $5,502M | $4,687M | $4,903M | $4,641M | $19,733M | 9 % | |
| 2 | Sony* | $3,079M | $3,117M | $3,612M | $4,410M | $14,218M | 41 % | |
| 3 | Microsoft* | $2,019M | $2,033M | $2,311M | $3,391M | $9,754M | 32 % | |
| 4 | Apple* | $2,091M | $2,303M | $2,524M | $2,535M | $9,453M | 18 % | |
| 5 | Activision Blizzard | $1,872M | $1,537M | $1,352M | $2,131M | $6,892M | 6 % | |
| 6 | Google* | $1,383M | $1,463M | $1,522M | $2,129M | $6,497M | 22 % | |
| 7 | NetEase | $1,346M | $1,546M | $1,590M | $1,694M | $6,177M | 11 % | |
| 8 | EA | $1,582M | $1,137M | $1,286M | $1,289M | $5,294M | 4 % | |
| 9 | Nintendo | $697M | $730M | $751M | $2,111M | $4,288M | 36 % | |
| 10 | Bandai Namco | $807M | $567M | $693M | $674M | $2,741M | 13 % | |
| 11 | TakeTwo Interactive | $450M | $388M | $493M | $1,249M | $2,580M | 35 % | |
| 12 | Nexon | $803M | $424M | $615M | $409M | $2,252M | 8 % | |
| 13 | Ubisoft | $666M | $449M | $416M | $691M | $2,221M | 3 % | |
| 14 | Netmarble | $475M | $469M | $493M | $456M | $1,893M | 17 % | |
| 15 | Warner Bros* | $404M | $432M | $435M | $564M | $1,835M | 5 % | |
| 16 | Square Enix | $425M | $288M | $447M | $423M | $1,583M | 9 % | |
| 17 | NCSoft | $366M | $322M | $330M | $324M | $1,343M | 8 % | |
| 18 | Cyber Agent | $359M | $315M | $327M | $323M | $1,324M | 7 % | |
| 19 | Mixi | $410M | $261M | $282M | $268M | $1,222M | 17 % | |
| 20 | Konami | $272M | $267M | $326M | $346M | $1,210M | 12 % | |
| 21 | Aristocrat Leisure | $167M | $326M | $326M | $326M | $1,146M | 187 % | |
| 22 | 37 Interactive* | $232M | $240M | $319M | $300M | $1,091M | 27 % | |
| 23 | Perfect World* | $197M | $208M | $206M | $285M | $897M | 3 % | |
| 24 | Sega | $184M | $189M | $219M | $240M | $832M | 3 % | |
| 25 | Capcom | $384M | $122M | $181M | $121M | $809M | 49 % |