[Singulaire]

What would you say would be the best game company currently in existence? One that caters to its consumers and always listens to their requests and demands. I personally have my loyalties split between Nintendo and Steam for varying reasons.

[greeneye]

Bethesda has come out with some good games

[qwup48315]

while i enjoy both tes and fallout series, i think what bethesda has done in attempt to monetize modding is pretty scummy. iirc correctly, they allow the mod dev to make money but take a portion. for work they didnt do, didnt commisision, didnt have any part in creating. before any "but its their game", imagine if marvel took a portion on any sale of fanart. bethesda tried to take advantage of willing fans and hide it.

after looking it up again to make sure, bethesda initially partnered with steam/valve (sorry OP) to give the modder 25% of the cost, set by the modder, and split the rest among themselves. This was at the height of my time modding skyrim and it pissed off most of the community. a lot of the mods at nexus had some sort of banner saying not to support and not to monetize modding.

To answer the question, capcom is generally a pretty good company. Although i dont enjoy SF, they are quick to fix problems when faced with backlash and care about each of the communities surrounding their games. I find that to be pretty respectable.

[NovaScottsBoy]

Maybe CDPR at least in the mainstream. Fan connections is usually dependent on indie devs, especially during early access.

[FuckJoggers]

Definitely not EA

[The Major]

Probably CD Project Red. They're killing in the past few years

[kemci]

CD Project Red

[Dupa32189]

10 years ago? Blizzard
Today? Cd project red

[Markang420911]

Square was nice

[luntio]

Nintendo have to best overall quality

[savageboy]

Ubisoft,Riot,Cd Project

[blekt500]

Today, without a doubt: CD Projekt Red. I'm hoping they're not a one-trick pony and eff up CyberPunk 2077.

Back then? A lot.

Westwood
Blizzard
The old EA (prior to 2005)
Bioware