From which publisher do you own the most games from?

[TheLastSamurai14]

I own every FF game to date, sans X and XII, all the Kingdom Hearts games, and most Sonic games. Also, I have every Valve game to date.

So for me, it's a toss up between Valve, SEGA, and Square.

 

[Azaraxzealot]

Final Fantasy V, VI, VII, VII, IX, X, X-2, XII, XIII, Tactics, Tactics A2 (or whatever that one's called), Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep, Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, and Kingdom Hearts 2. I think SquareSoft/Square Enix wins in my collection.

EDIT: Just read the bold note. Does mine still count? I think it does, right?

yeah, Square Enix is a publisher, they published Just Cause 2

 

[the_pleasure_is_mine]

EA, hands down.

I have both Dragon Age games, both Mass Effect games, almost every Battlefield game, plus a few RTS and side projects they were involved in.

 

[lllumpy]

Valve. They're a dev and a publisher so they count

 

[rockingnic]

This is just including my console games on the last 2 generations and that I have at least 3 games from:

Microsoft - 15
Sony - 13
Square Enix - 11 (6 on the psp)
Tecmo - 7
Ubisoft - 6
EA - 6
Activision - 6
Konami - 5 (2 on psp)
Bethesda - 4
Capcom - 4
Rockstar - 3
Lucas Arts - 3

I did not include:

- my 3 pre-orders of Infamous 2, Duke Nukem Forever, and Rage
- my downloaded games from XBL and the PSN (contains digital downloads of games like Bioshock and Wipeout)
- most of my PC games like Starcraft 1 and 2, Diablo 1 and 2, and numerous Lucas Arts games

 

[Chancie]

For me, Capcom or Square Enix, I think. But I'm too lazy to go and actually look to see.

 

[DarkhoIlow]

Blizzard and Bioware mostly.

 

[marcooos]

For me it's EA

 

[Manchubot]

Most games I own the publisher is either Atlus, and NIS America. (they publish others games and release them in America as well as make their own.)

 

[Chrishu]

Either EA or Atlus.

 

[Flailing Escapist]

I've noticed for how much I dislike capcom storytelling I certainly have a lot of their games..

 

[RedKurtain]

It used to be Westwood because I had all the original Command & Conquer games but now it's either EA, Ubisoft, or Bioware. (I'm at work so I can't run home to count)

Edit: I guess Bioware doesn't count

 

[blankedboy]

Matt Thorson, I have all the downloadable ones except Hold Off Red and The Encryption. Good stuff.

 

[Cowabungaa]

... Good heavens that's a good question. I have about...150-ish games I think. I reckon BioWare, EA and Ubisoft are the biggest, but honestly I haven't got a clue. I never really bothered to check.

And a grand total of zero from Activision. They just literally publish no games that appeal to me.

You sure? They've published a lot of games, including 'underground' RPG masterpiece Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines. And with a lot I mean a LOT, they've been publishing since 1980 and own a lot of different developing studios. Who knows, maybe Activision has ninjaed a game in there.

 

[TheShogun]

Probably EA, own most of their sports games and Battlefield series.

 

[Arehexes]

EA or Atlus

 

[RedDeadFred]

EA, Bethesda, Ubisoft, and Microsoft are all tied with 3 each.

 

[Ilke]

It's a tie between EA And Microsoft, most likely. There is also a significant minority of Ubisoft.

 

[DustyDrB]

... Good heavens that's a good question. I have about...150-ish games I think. I reckon BioWare, EA and Ubisoft are the biggest, but honestly I haven't got a clue. I never really bothered to check.

And a grand total of zero from Activision. They just literally publish no games that appeal to me.

You sure? They've published a lot of games, including 'underground' RPG masterpiece Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines. And with a lot I mean a LOT, they've been publishing since 1980 and own a lot of different developing studios. Who knows, maybe Activision has ninjaed a game in there.

I'm going by just the games I currently own. But just checking this generation, the only game from Activision this generation I've played Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. That was a letdown, too. I do remember one game from when I was a kid that was published by Activision. It was Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure. That was one of the few games I played on my computer growing up, and the rest I know were all from Lucas Arts. The only consoles I had as a kid were the NES and N64 (and I had only a handful of games for those. No more than seven or eight for each, none published by Activision). I wasn't gaming at all during the Gamecube and original Xbox era. So, yeah. I've only ever played two Activision games.

 

[Owyn_Merrilin]

In order, It's Sierra, Interplay, Lucasarts, EA, and Valve. I never sell games, and the largest portion of my collection is made up of PC games, which go all the way back to my early childhood. Because of that, Sierra and Interplay, which were huge publishers in their day, make up the majority of my collection; Lucasarts fills in a bunch because of how much I love Star Wars, EA is there because I've been buying games from them my whole life, unlike Sierra and Interplay, neither of which exists anymore, and Valve is there because I, like most PC gamers, have most of their back catalog sitting on my hard drive.

Edit: I forgot Square Enix was a publisher, and not just a developer. I've probably got more games published by them (or Square or Enix separately) than I do Lucasarts, and almost definitely more than I do from EA.