The 2000s saw gaming reach unprecedented heights with the PlayStation 2, Xbox, and GameCube defining the era. Developers like Rockstar Games, Bungie, BioWare, and many others pushed technical boundaries and narrative depth to new levels.
This decade produced some of gaming's most celebrated franchises and technological achievements, from Grand Theft Auto's open worlds to Halo's revolutionary online multiplayer experiences.
The 00s represented a golden age of console gaming where creativity and technical prowess combined to create experiences that captivated millions worldwide.
A short-lived British development studio founded by former Arc Developments staff. They largely worked with Sega platforms in the mid-'90s, producing three different ports of RoboCop 3.
Evryware is a computer game developer primarily known for creating the Ancient Art of War series and the Manhunter franchise in the 1980s and 1990s.
Big Blue Box was created by ex-Bullfrog members and opperated semi-autonomously under the wing of Lionhead before eventually merging with Lionhead and being purchased by Microsoft.
Curve Games is a developer and publisher based in London. They were acquired by Catalis Group in 2016 and merged with Kuju Entertainment to form Curve Digital Entertainment, which was later renamed to Curve Games.
A Japanese developer that focused on planning and graphics instead of programming.
Lucas Learning is a company founded by George Lucas which strive to provide learning-materials for schools. They have developed and published games in the "edutainment"-genre.
