The Most EVIL Game Companies (and why!)
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
- 2 videos so far this year that is kind of depressing what the heck Danerade.
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Intro: 0:00
EA: 1:49
Activision/Blizzard: 4:38
Konami: 7:05
Ubisoft: 9:28
Bethesda: 11:51
2K: 14:27
CD Projekt RED: 16:52
Conclusion: 19:06
All Music Used (In Order of Appearance):
Pac-Logic (Pac-Man Championship Edition)
CORE (Undertale)
Cortez Battle Theme (Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door)
Airship - Super Mario World (Super Mario Maker 2)
High Noon Hoopla (Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course)
Autumn Mountain Battle - Thinking (Paper Mario The Origami King)
Tropical Crust (Pizza Tower)
Iggy Battle (Paper Mario Color Splash)
A Fearsome Foe (Paper Mario Color Splash)
Baron Von Bats Theme (Plants Vs Zombies Garden Warfare)
Size Up Your Enemy (Mario and Luigi Dream Team)
Castle Theme (New Super Mario Bros Wii)
Lemmy's Grande Finale (Paper Mario Color Splash)
Champion of Destruction (Super Paper Mario) 
Игры
Also for everyone stating, "why wasn't this company on the list?" I went through and considered all of the ones you all suggested but I couldn't include them all for time (I feel like more than 20 minutes it might have felt repetitive). So sorry about that!
Also I said Bethesda developed Doom Eternal and they didn't... my bad!
One good video idea is "how to correctly implement Microtransactions" like its it good to lock some characters behind a pay wall?
Why wasn't the GOVERNMENT on this list?
Me who watches 5 hour documentaries on speedruns:
To understand how bad this has gotten, The most downloaded game of all time is Minecraft which was made by one person,
One of the biggest if not the biggest Steam game is Terraria which was a indie game…
Five nights at Freddy’s was what made Modern Horror basically
Most of the iconic mobile games were orinigally indie games…
I could list more and more examples but you get the point….
Money is Corruption and that’s human nature
hope rockstar was mentioned in one of those suggestions
EA: predatory microtransactions
Activision/Blizzard: predatory
Blizzard Employee: *Sexually harasses women*
Blizzard: *Removes his likeness from the game*
Gamers: "Nooo why would you do that, you're so sensitive!"
@@KraylebStudios there is a fuck ton of people still insisting on calling the guy McCree and they are probably the same crowd that spams "you mean he" on any post related to catalyst from apex.
@@xman9354 I once had a guy on a post reply to me going "who cares if a woman killed herself from something that happened to her one time, it's still a bad name" or something like that
Ubisoft: you have to lie to yourself to enjoy their games
Mario rabbids kingdom battle, sparks of hope and Brawlhalla, are really fun to play
Terraria has changed indie games forever just because of how kind the devs are.
Rip Leinfors though May he rest in peace
Yeah indie games are my favorite
do apples exsist in terraria?
@@some_dude_in_the_internet yes
i hope terraria adds a use to the overworld animals like the rabbit the squirrel and many others
Thank God you didn't bring up the "EA bad PopCap good" bs.
Same. PopCap isn't that innocent
who/what are popcap?
@@JNJNRobin1337 Company that made Plants vs. Zombies. EA bought the game company because it was dying and people blame EA for making the games have microtransactions even though PopCap still makes the games
Tho i will not lie, i miss the old popcap, they made all sort of E rated games, that were actually fun.
Yes,but he did before bring up that bs
I love how EA thought comparing lootboxes to Kinder eggs was remotely clever when the very aforementioned were recalled at one point for having choking hazard toys in them. GG, EA.
Loot boxes might be like kinder eggs… in a free to play game
You still have to pay $60 for the average EA game, so it’s like having to pay an entry fee to go into Walmart just to spend more money on Kinder eggs
@@carsonthompson4260 *cough cough* Sam's Club/ Costco
@@aiodensghost8645 at least they actually have good quality shit lol
Kinder Eggs have cool toys and aren't that expensive. I think they should have compared them to modern Crackerjack Boxes. A gooey mess that's overpriced and leaves a bad taste in your mouth. Yeah, you get a prize, but most of the time it's some idiotic sticker or something you really didn't ever want.
EA: forces Maxis to make online games
Maxis: releases SimCity 2013 and TS4 (that was supposed to an online game)
EA: closes Maxis (the Simcity one) due to Simcity's failure
Also EA: wants to make sims 5 an online multiplayer game
I expected Rockstar to be on the list too, but oh well, there are too many evil game companies out there to list.
Oh... I thought they were okay :(
Guitar hero was fun
@@idobadjokes2830 Nah there was some shit that came out recently about them and how they treat their workers. So basically what to expect now from these companies
Not really Rockstar but Take Two.
It's like in Bethesda's case: it's not really their fault but instead the fault of the publishing house behind em.
@@sopadumacacoumadelicia5 kinda both, rockstar itself is also doing some bad decisions and pratices.
@@sopadumacacoumadelicia5 some devs conspire with the publishers for bad practices, and I’m convinced sometimes rockstar does things to piss off the player base intentionally rather be forced by T2 to do something
I like how the Skylanders franchise had more effort than the whole of the modern cod series.
Yea
True. The last four COD games are bottom tier, especially the last two.
we probably hadvent gotten a single good COD since Ghosts, and Ghosts wasnt even that great
So much fun playing those in middle school, they need to bring the toys-to-game concept back because that was one of the funnest things. What was even better was when you traded your figurines with your friends.
True.
I wish game companies focussed more on making good games without worrying about how much they're going to force players to pay. I also wish people didn't try and defend the predatory actions of bad people
We also can't forget that microtransactions don't inherently ruin games
As someone else put it, it was never really that companies focused solely on making a good game. All companies want to make money and they always have, that never changed (I'm sure plenty of devs are passionate about games and stuff, but as a business, most companies just want money, always have, always will). What DID change was HOW to get money. It used to be that good game = lots of money. But when stuff like Microtransactions or whatever other predatory bullsquash we get now in games exists... turns out you can make MORE money with LOWER quality games! That's practically music to their ears! Max revenue, less costs! MORE PROFIT! *Why didn't we think of this earlier?!?!?!!?*
Long Story short, companies always wanted money, they just figured out that making money machines is better than quality games at getting money.
@@TheEpicGalaxy21 Making a good game doesn't always translate to lots of money though. Acclaimed flops exist in the video game industry as well. The problems are also more complex than you lead onto. One of the biggest reasons why CoD and Battlefield keep chugging along is because people want to play the same games that their favorite streamers are playing.
@@SirBlackReeds Yes, obviously there’s a lot more to this issue than I could put in a single comment. Especially if I want to keep it short… ish.
And obviously not every quality game is going to succeed, that’s a given. Though I do think that a good game would probably be more likely to succeed and be popular and sell more amidst a bunch of bad games for example. Hence why it was in companies best interests to make good games.
But now that things like micro transactions and other predatory practices exist. It shows that you can make boatloads of money without having to go through the bother of making a good game. Even if it’s still not guaranteed to succeed, it’s probably much easier to make a bad micro transaction filled game than a normal good one…
Did Caddicarus accidentally face reveal you in his Spyro game video?
Yes
Which minute? :^0
@@SamHoney Toward the end of the Skylanders section
@@autismandgaming4532 Oooh, thanks!
What was the actual timestamp? I’m too lazy to look.
fallout 76 was ESPECIALY over hyped in west virginia. im not joking, around the time when it was about to release, everywhere sold fallout 76 merch. the moth man museum had some mothman related merch from fallout (i think it still exists...idk) , gas stations have merch, you just couldnt go anywhere without seeing anything with the number 76 on it
Meanwhile Valve is like one of the only triple A company who's just sitting back watching entire empires rise and fall
Saying valve is one of the only good ones is a stretch look how much they care about tf2
@@xoThreezus look how much EA cares about plants vs zombies garden warfare but alot of people still play and enjoy it
what i was saying is that valve is the only triple A company that their whole line up of old and new games is just pure quality
(except for artifact we never talk about that)
@@SinAster_19 I think valve is objectively better in terms of caring but they still use some of the shady tactics these villainous companies use. Let's not forget that tf2 and csgo both have the same crate and key system where you have a 1% chance at getting a cool item that's worth a lot.
@@xoThreezus Now that's a point i can reaosn with, While yes it is quite the same as stuff EA does atleast its only in like those games not in every game they release. Plus I don't think people in todays age really care about getting rare items in CS:GO
@@SinAster_19 Yes I agree with you on that, and I think they are significantly better than EA or 2K. However I disagree when you say no one wants CSGO items. There is still a vast economy for all of those big Valve games (Dota, Tf2, Csgo, etc) and hundreds of thousands of items get traded and sold each day. Not to mention there are market sites, gambling sites, and things like that. Just cause me and you don't play it or anyone you know doesn't mean it's dead, the game is shockingly popular and active in European countries, it's like COD there essentially.
Agree with most of these aside from CD project Red while the Cyberpunk debacle was a complete and utter failure on their part that's really the only thing they've done and while it was bad i don't think it puts them anywhere near the level of EA, Konami, Ubisoft or especially Activision Blizzard
Also The Witcher 3 had a lot of problems on launch, but was patched with a time. Same happened with Cyberpunk 2077, now it's a decent game in my opinion.
@@el0qo true
And considering they are still updating the game, Slowly but surely its heading towards the way to become what was initially promised
@@diplow1 I mean
its not the developers fault that the upper management were getting more and more sick of waiting
The weird thing for me is at the end of the day i still have to put up with these companies because the own some my all time favorite games. Bethesda owns DOOM, Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, Wolfenstein, and Dishonored; EA owns Dead Space, Mass Effect, and Battlefield; Activision owns Call of Duty; CDPR owns The Witcher game rights. I absolutely loath these companies but at the end of the day if i wanna see more of the franchises that built me and hopefully stuff that is new and, more importantly good, I have no choice but to play ball with them
That intro is truely beautiful, brought a tear to my eye
I agree and I feel like it's gonna be more game companies doing stuff like they was now and awesome video man!
Actually, ghost ship's deep rock galactic has executed "battle pass" the best, when season ends, the cosmetics are put into loot pool so you still can get stuff from earlier seasons, nothing goes away.
AND IT'S FREE!
The problem with those people who say "gaming is dying" or some shit is the same people play nothing but AAA games from these devs. Now im not gonna shame you for playen AAA but my brother in christ you keep playing these games
These practices have always been in gaming none of this is new
You said you wont shame them but you shame them lol
Not everyone wants to play another 2D pixelart rouge-like or low-poly games
@@histhoryk2648 there's like, hundreds of indie games that aren't just pixelart rogue-like or low-poly games, bro. You just gotta look deeper
@@histhoryk2648 just look at games like splitgate, phasmophobia, project zomboid, payday2. none of these are AAA games and theyre so much more than 2d pixel art.
Our feelings don’t matter for these companies, the thing that matters is our money.
and frankly that money is better kept lol
Wow! You discovered capitalism!
I hadnt seen you in a while. I LOVE THESE VIDEOS
I played all the way through cyberpunk at launch and enjoyed every second of it lol must’ve been a Christmas miracle. I didn’t have any bugs.
10:15
actually the last thing i want happening in a game of monopoly is it starting
That AI intro of Presidents was hilarious and I was expecting to see them come back at the end of this video. Anyways very well said and well edited
Really good vid!
18:46 i would honestly replace cdpr with rockstar as cdpr has done their best at fixing cp2077 and making it playable to the point that many people can’t stop playing it
That would be redundant because Rockstar is owned by 2K, are they not?
As someone with over 1300 hours on Fallout 76, I can say that the game has improved a lot within it's limitations as an MMO-RPG.
It's by no means good but it's decent and it's fun.
I understand people not liking it and I'll be the first one to admit it used to be wack but these days?
While not perfect, it's in a much better state.
You don't need Fallout 1st and Bethesda has given f2p players a lot of great options to help with resource management.
Makes a list of the most evil gaming companies:
- Doesn't add Nintendo in it...
nintendo feels more like a cartoon villian compared to the featured companies in this video
@@dragonslayer7724 You'd be surprised the outright despicable things Nintendo has done recently.
It definitely deserves to be considered one of the most evil, greedy and scummy game companies in the world!
@@inactivehorse9753 ok to be fair i wrote this before i heard about the whole 10 million dollar fine thing
Yes they have done some controversial things but at least they dont treat their workers like the companies in the video
@@random_guy_727 they just take it out on the community instead
6:39 thats pretty much how youtube deals with false copyright claims, they ask the company who put the claim if its legit
If you became or sell your job to corporate overlords, you either get on knees to suck or leave the project 'n enjoy the money, cuz once you have investors on you back theres no going back
Agreed
nintendo not being on this list is crazy. I'd definitely give an honorable mention at least. good video as always
The closing of their legacy E shops is pretty uncool of them
They make mistakes but they aren’t as bad as The ones listed
Also once the relics of the glory days stop dropping they’ll truly tank in Morality I just know it….
@@the-angel-of-light-gardevoir8 LMAO, this is such cope
@@Fredfazbear1983 all companies have rises and falls, even the best of companies… there is always good leadership and bad leadership… that’s just the duality of life….
I wake up on that Danerade Gatorade
Many people see Nintendo on their good side on games despite the fact that they’re badly known for their strict copyright claims, slightly atrocious online services, and excessive fan project takedowns.
For some reason it brings me JOY to see a bit of script in videos, read it, and then hear the exact same thing a few seconds later
I amn't ok am i?
I feel like the biggest downgrade with AAA games has been the graphics. I don't mean this as them not being realistic enough -quite the opposite- they're so realistic you can barely tell them apart. 3d, realistic, featuring humans/humanoid characters, with dark lightning and barely any saturation
If you look at indie games like Celeste, Stray, Cave Story, Pizza tower, Gris, Hollow Knight... You don't even need to fully process the setting, to see if the character is a cowboy or a cyborg or if the world is in an ancient setting or in space, just by the thick pixel artstyle or the colorful watercolor backgrounds or the dark sketchy lineart you could tell that those games are different from each other
Nowadays, big companies are afraid to innovate because of the risk of failure, so they play it safe year after year. And year after year AAA only gamers buy those games again and again and think that when the studios do something remotely out of their formula they're being groundbreaking and shaking up the game industry while indie games are being more diverse and innovative than ever
But they get to showcase their ray tracing which makes every single surface look like a fucking mirrow!!!!!1!1!1!111 one
@@Meku-cq6hh depends on how much of a mirror the mirrors are.
Stray was an awesome game. Nice graphics, good story, and a vibe that I think could only be accomplished by an indy company. It wasn't perfect, but it was fun. If it had been done by a bigger company, it would have been loud, crowded and generic.
The indie scene is oversatured with pixelated titles, and I wouldn't touch Celeste with a 10ft pole if I were you. I guarantee you that the "woman" behind it has vouched for transitioning minors including toddlers.
@@SirBlackReeds yeah, I agree about the pixel art oversaturation. Every game is either pixel art or cheap 3D. It's quite difficult to find a game with its own non pixel artstyle. Don't starve is one that comes to mind.
Oh hey, I saw a Danerade video youtube didn't give me the notification for, but I should probably sleep.
That means I can watch this in the morning instead of spending 20 minutes finding the best video to watch with breakfast.
welcome back
@@destroything thanks
Sanerade should cover pizza tower i mean like bro you already got the music in the video
The president intro is gold.
You can built on top of older games like halo to 2 to 3 but if you don’t build on top of it with more things then you can’t improve
Cd project red also had a buggy witched 3 releases but they also made up with free content and good story
Same exact thing is happing with cyberpunk
I'm kinda surprised that EA releasing almost ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS of dlc for the Sims 4 wasn't mentioned. And they aren't even stopping any time soon! Like, what the actual hell.
Fun Fact:Ubisoft was originally a EA subsidery but idk what happened next
I would like to say gaming will not die... Like ever but most of the big companies we know today might if they keep pulling this crap
If only their was a trove of games made by smaller studios that aren't corporatized yet, but I guess thats just a pipe dream
@@doctorofskillz2932 It's not like the indie scene is much better. In some respects, it's worse. For all the crap that the AAA scene gets about saturating the market, the indie scene is so much worse because it keeps churning out MegaMan-inspired titles, Metroidvania titles, visual novels, RPGMaker crap, and more.
@SirBlackReeds obv it still has issues, but it isn't trying to get you to pay 70 dollars for the sub par product
What’s scary is that I can compare these companies rather damningly to the Seven Deadly Sins…
EA: Greed. And you know well why with their lootboxes and microtransactions.
Konami: Wrath. The Hideo Kojima story was all that was needed to light the match on that tinderbox.
Activision: Pride. They’re absolutely scummy, yes. But they’re living purely by their games alone and not by the workplace stuff that’s going on, because, heck, they know damn well you’re gonna buy Diablo, lean into Overwatch, and return to World of Warcraft…
Bethesda: Sloth. It just works. What can I say? It just works.
Ubisoft: Envy. Most of this I’ve seen is from other sources, but Ubisoft just doesn’t wanna perfect the formula and gameplay of their games and disses the competition whenever they can because they think belittling the competition makes them feel better.
2K: Gluttony. Sports games after sports games after sports games, year after year after year. Gluttony is fitting in that sense.
CD Projekt Red: Lust. The Witcher trilogy generated an endless amount of hype for Cyberpunk. Look where that lust and hype for a Witcher-style game got everyone. Into hot water…
Nintendo would be wrath if it was on the list
Technically, you could place EA, Activision-Blizzard, Ubisoft, and CDPR under Pride. Also, Kojima isn't blameless, and you have to remember that Japanese workplace culture is a different beast to American workplace culture.
Sometimes what I want in a video game is for it to have all those lively moments, effects, and scenes that you'd see in cinematic trailers as if they were destined to be random events taking place wherever you were, only to get disappointed with the realization that they're all just scripted moments in the story and you'll never see anything like it again if you're just exploring.
Ubisoft only knows how to release one game with a different skin.
You start in an open world, climb a structure to uncover the map bit by bit, jump down from said structure, raid enemy bases, earn upgrades for your character by doing so, travel the map collecting trinkets with some being upgrades but the rest are basically there for padding, complete the side quests, complete the main quest, and that's it.
Guess which game I'm talking about.
20$ for a skin is actually crazy no matter what
Yeah, personally it would only make sense if you had full copyright access and be able to download and edit the 3d model and textures.
CSGO/Krunker: Laughs in 0.01% skins that costs you a liver
@@Meku-cq6hh I can agree but 20 😭
it's a good day when Obama uploads
My little brother literally bought nba2k23 yesterday and the first thing i saw while he was playing was a major graffical bug and he told me „yea its always like this when i start a match“ ☠️
Cool thumbnail art
Cyberpunk has been improved, but it should have been playable to begin with. One poor discussion a lot of gamers makes, which sorts of contributes to poor business practices, is that they buy pre orders, and when it ends up buggy, they say, "they will patch it." And then the company either does or doesn't. Cyberpunk got lucky because it was saved by anime.
Doesnt stop the game being bad in the first place tho when it comes to the anime adaptation of it
This does make me think of one particularly unwarranted complaint I have of players. Too often, players will buy and play the prerelease version of a game, knowing it is still being worked on, or even still in beta testing. Then they find the glitches and complain that the gale is unplayable, immediately giving crap reviews for unplayable games months before final release. This ends up given horrible positive/ negative percentage ratings, killing many small press games before final release.
I have no problem with complaints for final products, but prerelease and Beta version mean you get to play and possibly help develop the final product. If you don't want to do that, wait until final release. Of course, a game that never leaves prerelease status can also warrant negative feedback, so there are limits to trashing betas.
The fact that 343 Industries isn’t on this list is a damn shame.
Just because they made some games you didn’t like doesn’t make them evil bro. If Bungie had it their way then Halo would have ended in 2007 so if you really don’t like it then just pretend it doesn’t exist in your own head canon. I do that with the story of Halo 5
19:35 yes. If you have a pc. It’s kinda hard to find indie games on Xbox the console I’m stuck on. And indie games also seem to be kind of a gamble a lot of the time
Didn’t expect that intro
"It just works" - Mr Bethesda.
343 and dice are the worst developer
I'm shocked you didn't mention other companies such as Nintendo or Valve. While arguably better than the ones you mentioned here, they undoubtedly still have their faults (albiet mostly hidden behind fans willing to protect them).
Nintendo has been notoriously unfriendly toward fan created content, games, mods, ETC, while providing services that cost more for less.
Valve on the otherhand is a curious case. While they've undoubtedly been doing a fair job at creating new games (E.g. Half-life Alyx, The upcoming CS2, etc.) and maintaining/updating Steam and their other IPs to fit with future systems, at times they have had a tendency to neglect other games in dire condition (TF2 Still seeing massive botting issues while having subpar and unfitting content churned out by community creators year after year just to milk the cow dry).
Nothing more I can say regarding these two candidates unlisted in this video; they have a great catalog of games under their belt, but they nonetheless have prominent issues that have been discussed by other content creators.
True but they aren't really in the ranks for the worst gaming company
They are no ways the worst company's here
Nintendo is just obnoxious and greedy sometimes
And valve just kinda exists
As Far as i know these companies haven't abused their employees
They dont qualify as most evil at all, as greedy as nintendo is they still make great games to balance that fact.
As for valve... theyre essentiall just lazy and take their sweet ass time before getting motivated to do something.
@@elijahmanaghaya6038 intelligent comment
I haven’t watched yet, but Activision/Blizzard better be on here.
Also, the Pink Panther clip at 4:05 got me.
10:10 didn’t they also make the video game version of uno? Cause if so that game wouldn’t even open on Xbox for the longest time
valve negleting tf2 to death is so sad
I do think thats bad, nowhere near as bad as the companies on the tough
Rockstar should be on here. But oh well
THE COLAB HAS BEEN WAITING SENSE THE BEGINING OF TIME
i thought this was going to be about video game companies like the one in portal and other virtual companies
Donald and Joe gotta make their own channels man they funny af
I'm surprised that he didn't mension that EA bought popcap, the company that made tons of original and memorable games..
because EA did not do anything bad with popcap and plants vs zombies, instead, they helped popcap a lot
please not again
There is nothing to prove that ea ruined popcap, lets not go to the ea bad popcap good route
EA is the publisher, popcap is mainly responsible for what they make in their games.
EA didn't do anything bad with it. In fact in an interview with the devs it was their idea to put Microtransactions in PvZ 2 and not EA's idea so you can't blame EA for that. The awful balancing decissions in BFN and awful decissions in general on both BFN and PvZ 3 were also from PopCap not EA. The only thing EA really did with PvZ was helping PopCap with money, publishing the games and allowing the shooter games to use their servers (basically those couldn't exist without EA and their servers.) PvZ would've stayed as a indie game rather than becoming a whole series if it weren't for EA because PopCap was literally about to bankrupt before EA bought them. So when talking about PvZ and PopCap, EA helped in those instances.
Also the microtransactions in PvZ 2 aren't even that bad. The main game is adventure mode and that is easily beatable without mirotransactions. The extension level packs are also completely doable without microtransactions (though most levels suck but that's an issue with level design, not microtransactions)
I think Danerade should make a video Pyschonauts
Tbf Microsoft did shut down one of their biggest devs Lionhead studio the creator's behind Fable a good few years ago
can we get an opposite version of this? as in the best companies (if there are any)
It would just be a list of indie game studios
Konami forgot that 99.9% of their revenue comes from kojimas mastermind in game design from metal gear solid 2 to Metal Gear 5 or the sadly unreleased game of the new silent hill.
Ay you should make a video about the best game company’s o wait there’s none
If EA put PvZ on modern consoles I’d forgive them
EA does not develop the PVZ games Jesus Fucking Christ hoe many times do I have to say that!?
what is there to forgive? EA didn't do anything to popcap
@@nediah for what they did to the industry
@@Romanode_ still has nothing to do with pvz or popcap
@@nediah who tf is talking about pop cap, I just want them to put PvZ on consoles lmao
Also what's funny about NBA 2k is that since they release a new game every year they just make the previous $60 game from last year 5 bucks. 💀 Imagine paying $60 for a game you can basically already get for $5.
You don’t play 2k so you don’t know what you’re talking about I stopped playing 2K23 I got bored but it’s not the same as 22 they have new modes my nba era a new city and gameplay fixes
@@phatmartyplays332 gameplay fixes? Sounds more like a patch
@@Blankslatefilms1 not a patch once again you don’t play 2k they changed the whole shooting mechanics for example and they changed some defensive stuff with online games youre a white nerd who doesn’t know what they’re taking about
@@phatmartyplays332 imagine paying $60 for what is basically a minor bug fix and a small content add on. Terraria has been getting big, free updates since 2013. Minecraft has been getting big, free updates just as long. Fortnite is free to play and they STILL get big, game changing updates. My point is, you shouldn’t have to buy the game again for a glorified minor update.
@@carsonthompson4260 it’s not the same new modes and chasing game mechanics isn’t just a patch you have to be white
Small note regardings Battlefront ll: The game's amazing right now, albeit they stopped development in 2019
How do you even prohibit someone from accepting an award for a game they made? Do they have the mafia on speed dial or something?
I am suprised Square Enix and Rockstar games are not here.
You can also argue for both valve and sega to be here. Valve hadn't updated tf2 until the community caused an uproar and they haven't released the 3rd half life game yet. Sega hasn't care about sonic game quality since 2005 when they got bought out and merged with a company called Sammy because sega had a good reputation, however sammy may have started caring due to how high much money sonic frontiers made but that doesn't mean sonic boom, and sonic forces weren't made
I want Sony to either buy Konami's franchises or buy the whole company, because then Kobami's great franchises might not rot away forever. Many of their biggest games were playstation exclusives in the past, so it wouldn't feel too out of place.
I miss metal gear…
Le Timestamp for le subjects Daney goin talk:
1:49 (Electronic Arts)
4:38 (Activision Blizzard)
7:05 (Konami)
9:28 (Ubisoft)
11:51 (Bethesda Softworks)
14:27 (2K)
16:52 (CD Projekt)
Valve is the most peaceful company ever made
I don’t like when people refer to video game companies as “evil” because it obscures the reasons why they are so anti-consumer. Before around the mid-2010s, the general philosophy for making games was to just make them good, and they’ll sell because they’re good. It was a smaller market back then, with more grounded companies sporting fewer members teams with better treatment. It wasn’t all sunshine and rainbows, and some companies were definitely exceptions to this general rule, but at the very least these companies still had corporate interests aligneded with what consumers wanted. Then Pandora’s box was opened in the 2010s alongside the growth of the industry, and the unusually pro-consumer companies of years past have transformed into what is now the standard for all other industries, that being a money-making machine which only cares about growth and nothing else. This change in attitude came about quickly with the introduction of higher-ups from the business world due to countless buy-outs and buy-ins, as well as changes in stockholders, and this has resulted in an insane whiplash for those of us who have been following the video game industry for more than a decade. The difference between games a decade ago and now are night and day, in a bad way; there are so many factors that result in large-scale production games nowadays all feeling the same, with such a fast release schedule, and all with the same exploitative systems and mechanics designed to addict rather than be enjoyable. This isn’t them being evil, this is them being logical under capitalism, and we see this same logic all throughout society; it’s just that they’re only now catching up to that mentality. There’s a reason that the Indie scene only got big in the mid-2010s, and no earlier. Indie studios are basically exactly what these AAA companies used to be 20-40 years ago, when their outlooks were less money-focused and more on creating cool games. Honestly, it seems like people are starting to catch on to this more and more, and I’m really glad this is starting to get a lot of attention, because unless companies are HEAVILY restricted or we no longer live in a capitalistic society, I think this will continue to be the general state of the video game ad infinitum, as sad as it is to say. Things won’t change if we don’t do anything about them, so the more that know means the more likely things will actually get better. Either way, I think we’ve hit the end of the road in terms of large-scale video game innovations for now, and we are well and truly in a stagnant era when it comes to the major publishers. At least there are Indie games to tide us over (their growing popularity makes me hopeful for the future. Maybe they might become more successful than all these lifeless open world or life service games built around a business model and convince them to actually fund the production of a good game for once? Nah who am I kidding, it’s a large short-term sacrifice in money and time to make a great game and companies do not think or care about the long-term at all)
Im surprised that roblox isn't on the list
Why would it be?
I love the way you pronounce Ooobisoft lol
A lot of these companies have created timeless gems or had a part in making them. 2K made freaking Bioshock one of my favorite games of all time, EA was convinced with making the OG Dead Space and it’s remake too.
i used to play with actvision figures in 2014 and 2015, i cant believe i have been betrayed
Didn't Bethesda recently released the surprise hit Hi-fi Rush?
Yeah they published it
*Summary*
EA: the Legacy Worst
ATVI: the Recent Predatory
Konami: the Gacha Hell
Ubisoft: the Mediocrity
Bethesda: the Buggy Relationship
2K: the Same Game
CD Project Red: the Failing Expectation
You also forgot to mention for Ubisoft just like Activision blizzard, has a history of toxic workplace harassment
Lmao the Thumbnail is Soo duck n good
Me likey me likey
Project zomboid and a hand full of vr games keeps me in the golden age of gaming triple A is now what you'd expect in the indie section from the 360 marketplace
*Joey Drew/Kindly Beast studios in the corner trying not to be spotted by Danerade*
Along with their good friend MOB games and Tiny Build/Eerie Guest mind you
So like were dat pizza tower vid at????
ubisoft ripped the minion type bullshit from the rayman series then made continued the minion type bullshit series while they forgot that rayman existed
The only thing konami have right now is bomberman and yu-gi-oh!
Tho i wonder why they don't credit the artist behind the artwork of cards
quite surprising not seeing Nintendo in this video...
But in 2019 it was confirmed they are working on a new Bioshock game.
Top 5 worst in my opinion:
5. Ubisoft - While having great games, it was flooded by a lot of mediocre to bad games
4. Konami - The way they treat employees is toxic and very damaging
3. Bethesda - Bugs for days are very not fun to play
2. EA - known by people to be the most hated, especially the way they handled stuff like micro transactions; but the worst one in my opinion is
1. Activision/Blizzard
- As someone who used to be a fan, their reputation has caused one of favorite companies to down right my least. Ruining my favorite game is Warcraft 3, mistreated the employees, made a scummy mobile that made EA micro transactions look like a saint, and just made so many bad decisions that I can't even list some of them
343
Behaviour Interaction should’ve been added in this too. XD
I piked that 1 second skylanders clip on dinorang throwing a boomerrang
The intro confused me
Thought I clicked the wrong video lol
14:55 Lost in Random was also pretty good
Not even markiplier was able to create 200 endings in his "In Space with Markiplier"
If this video was made this month supercell would 100% be there
3:27
actually no, opening up a kinder egg is like : buying a game and getting a pre-order bonus or something, you buy a chocolate egg and you get a toy. but pay to win games are like ; if you open up a kinder egg, and you see that theres only a quarter of chocolate and a piece of paper saying : "if you want the rest of the the chocolate and the toy then come back to the shop and pay for it"
Todd Howard saying " 16 TIMES THE DETAIL" is my current sleep paralysis demon