Sorry if I missed anyone (and I'm sure I did), that's the best I could think of :p
Anyway, for me, deciding between Sony, MS, and Vivendi was insanely tough, though I'll have to go with MS (because of course, I am teh l337 s3xb0x f4nboi!11 :)). If Vivendi also owned Valve, aside from Blizzard, I would've went with them, but with just Blizzard it's a much harder choice.
Sega and their vast assortment of folks are nowhere to be seen here, Andy. If they were, I'd pick them. Since they aren't listed, I'll go with MS.
Like I said, other than Nintendo and Sega :)Quote:
Originally posted by Jeremy
Sega and their vast assortment of folks are nowhere to be seen here, Andy. If they were, I'd pick them. Since they aren't listed, I'll go with MS.
Ummmm....I'd say Konami. With Contra, the GBA Castlevanias, DDR, ZoE, and the rumors of a PS2 Castlevania, they're rocking the socks right now. Not to mention they put up a poll on their website asking what series people would like see revived. Even had Snatcher on there.
Since Capcom was left out, this should be Konami in a landslide.
I would've included Capcom, but all I could think of for them is 'uh... Shinji Mikami's dudes...' :p
i cant vote for any of those
id say Konami but it seems lately theyve been MEH other than the Vania games and the contra game
id like to Vote capcom please :)
I have to say Sony. Sony has an excellent track record of late, including Sly Cooper, R&C, the Ape Escape series, Frequency and Sky Gunner, and that's not counting the supposedly good stuff that I don't care for.
MS has Rare, and I love them, but it's not like they've done anything for the Box yet, and I'm not interested in much else from them.
Konami has Castlevania and the occasional odd Contra, DDR and MGS but not enough other wise.
If EA, Vivendi and Activision fell off the earth, I doubt I'd notice.
Konami, although I think when they suck, they suck hard. The exact opposite applies too. EA I think has too many dev studios to keep track of whats going on, and I don't care for many Activision games. Microsoft is getting there, but I would definitely place Sony ahead of them.
I have to admit Sony has come around alot
theyre finally learning that they need to put out good quality first party titles and the last few years theyve gotten alot better