The Most Innovative Companies in Gaming         By: Sherri SmithWed Feb 11, 2009 at 5:39 PM   
        

• Nintendo: Serious gamers balk, but the mass-market embrace of Wii and DS has redefined gaming.
• Ubisoft:With a 37% sales increase in its most recent quarter (at press time),Ubisoft has sidestepped recession with a mix of casual and hard-coregames spread across platforms, including Shaun White Snowboarding and Tom Clancy's EndWar.
• Blizzard: Just when you think you've conquered every dungeon, Blizzard hits you with more irresistible battles. The company's World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King shattered the record for one-day PC game sales with 8 million copies sold.
• Media Molecule: Its LittleBigPlanethas received acclaim for breathing life into a tired genre with simplecontrols, an adorable mascot -- and a function that lets players createand share their own levels.
• Harmonix: The makers of Rock Band one-upped Guitar Hero with a deal to produce a game based on the Beatles catalog.
• GarageGames: Its Web site InstantAction.com combines the best of 3-D console gaming with the best of the social Web.
• Take-Two Interactive: Publisher of the controversial Grand Theft Auto,Take-Two fended off EA's attempt at a hostile takeover and took homethe Game of the Year award from the 2008 Video Game Awards for GTA IV.
• Microsoft: Xbox 360 continues to outsell Sony's PS3, thanks to exclusive big titles such as Gears of War 2 and a beefed-up Xbox Live with Netflix. And big price cuts.
• Greystripe:Storming the mobile world with its ad-supported games, Greystripeboasts more than 110 million downloads of iPhone and Java games.
• RealNetworks:By adapting its popular PC games for the iPhone and the Wii -- andcreating original titles for each platform -- RealNetworks hasreasserted its importance.

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