Who owns the games & gaming platforms brands

Every games & gaming platforms brand tracked here, grouped by the company that owns it. Each block is one brand; block groups are owners, so the largest coloured region is the most concentrated owner.

Data as of 8 September 2026. Built from Games & gaming platforms.

Who owns the games & gaming platforms brands — Every games & gaming platforms brand tracked here, grouped by the company that owns it. Each block is one brand; block groups are owners, so the largest coloured region is the most concentrated owner. Source: Brandtree, CC BY 4.0.

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Microsoft (3): Activision Blizzard, Minecraft, Xbox
Epic Games (1): Epic Games Store
Nintendo (1): Nintendo Switch
Roblox (1): Roblox
Sony (1): PlayStation
The New York Times (1): Wordle
Valve (1): Steam
Ziff Davis (1): Humble Bundle

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