#7) Activision Blizzard (California, US)
This standalone interactive entertainment company has achieved an entertainment network of almost 500 million monthly active users. It servers the services to users in 196 countries. It is one of Fortune’s 100 best companies to work for.
Five operating units of Activision Blizzard are Activision, Blizzard Entertainment, King Digital Entertainment, Major League Gaming, and Activision Blizzard Studios.
Founded In: 2008
Employees: More than 9000 employees.
Revenue: $7.5 billion
Core Services: Developing, distributing, & publishing interactive entertainment for gaming consoles, mobile, and tablets, and PCs. Develops games for mobiles.
Popular games by the company: Candy Crush Saga, Over watch, Call of Duty, etc.
#8) Epic Games (NC, US)
Epic Games was previously known as Potomac Computer Systems. From 1992 to 1999 it was known as Epic Mega Games, Inc. It develops software, video games, and the Unreal engine. Epic Games’ internally developed video games are powered by this commercially available game engine.
Founded In: 1991
Employees: 201-500 employees.
Revenue: $1 billion
Core Services: Development of software, video games, and the Unreal Engine.
Popular games by the company: Fortnite Chapter2, BorderLands3, Zombie Army, etc.