Developer Fan-Boys

[dieseldub]

That was great! I have a couple of buddies that need to play this as well. I am a total achievement whore these days- thanks xbox.

 

[John Funk]

Blizzard. Visiting their offices only confirmed it

 

[Corven]

Valve, Bioware, Blizzard, Bethesda, Rockstar, and when they get around to releasing another Hitman game Eidos.

 

[brabz]

Valve and Oddworld Inhabitants(now defunct, unfortunately). I buy most of their products and have rarely been disappointed.

 

[hipholyte]

I've lost my trust for Bethesda releasing a good game after Fallout 3 so now my only favoured developer is Valve since I can't think of a bad game that they've released.

Oh, and Doublefine.

 

[Jandau]

Used to be Black Isle, but they're gone now.

Bioware all the way, I'm fairly sure if they all just pooped in a box and sold it, it would be a better game than most of the stuff coming out lately.

Blizzard's single player games. Granted, there hasn't been one in many years, but if they make good with SC2 and D3, they'll be back in my good graces.

Obsidian might get on that list if they start finishing their games...

 

[coldfrog]

Any LucasArts game before something like 92 or 94, and after that all DoubleFine stuff. Atlus may have run the Phoenix Wright property into the ground but I still like them a lot. I would also put Nippon Ichi Software on there but I so rarely play RPGs anymore.

Then the apparently popular trio of Valve/Bioware/Blizzard because they all have pretty high standards and I've yet to be disappointed.

If you want to count online casual stuff, look up Tonypa (here [http://www.tonypa.pri.ee/]), he is basically the master of what casual games should be. Short, unique, simple, and easy to understand. He is probably the only guy to make really good and different match-3 type games. And Nitrome (www.nitrome.com [http://www.nitrome.com]) as well, stylish simple games where almost every single one is a pleasure.