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234Publishers
2,629Total reviews
48Overall average score
Publisher Games Avg score
Sega281G 46
Electronic Arts143G 43
NEC122G 49
Hudson Soft75E 60
Acclaim68G 40
Nintendo68E 65
Konami66D 72
Namco61F 50
Taito56F 51
Sony Imagesoft51G 43
Sunsoft50F 50
Virgin46G 48
TTI42F 55
Capcom41E 69
Bandai38G 44
Accolade34H 32
Naxat Soft33E 63
Koei32H 37
GameTek31H 34
Ocean31G 47
Data East28F 50
Renovation27F 50
Tengen27G 44
Banpresto26E 60
Masaya25F 52
Mindscape24H 34
Enix22E 66
Human22G 49
JVC22F 54
T*HQ22X 24
Jaleco21G 44
Takara20F 54
Culture Brain19H 38
Interplay19F 51
Tradewest19F 51
Atlus18F 54
Vic Tokai18F 50
Bulletproof17G 47
Flying Edge17H 30
Pack-In-Video17F 50
Square17D 74
U.S. Gold17H 34
Telenet Japan16F 52
Absolute15H 32
Black Pearl15H 26
Imagineer14G 42
Infogrames14F 50
Tecmo14E 66
Activision13G 49
Hi Tech Expressions13G 41
Irem13E 60
Kemco13F 50
LJN13H 39
Time Warner12G 42
Titus12F 55
Codemasters11F 52
Domark11G 42
Williams11F 50
Arena10G 43
Epoch Co.10F 50
Natsume10F 57
Nihon Bussan10H 26
Playmates10E 60
Psygnosis10G 41
Viacom10G 40
Working Designs10F 58
Asmik Ace9G 49
Electro Brain9H 37
Intec9G 46
Kaneko9G 41
Nichibutsu9H 38
Technos9G 45
American Sammy8G 45
Jupiter8C 81
Micronet8G 42
Seta8F 50
Spectrum HoloByte8H 33
US Gold8H 39
American Softworks7H 33
Ballistic7G 40
Face7G 49
FCI7H 37
Media Rings7H 34
Toho7F 54
Tonkin House7G 48
Yutaka7G 49
Angel6F 52
ASCII6F 51
DreamWorks6E 62
Extreme6G 48
Malibu6H 38
Micro World6H 27
Treco6F 52
Compile5F 56
Core Design5G 42
DTMC5H 34
I'Max5F 53
Micro Cabin5G 49
Parker Brothers5X 22
RazorSoft5X 21
Sage's Creation5F 51
T&E Soft5G 43
TecMagik5H 29
Victor5G 42
Video System5F 51
American Laser Games4X 18
Digital Pictures4X 22
EA Sports4F 54
Fox Interactive4G 40
Hect4G 47
IGS4H 39
RayaSystems4H 27
Seika4G 46
Seismic4H 38
Tomy4G 49
Toolworks4X 21
Ubisoft4F 57
Varie4G 49
Yanoman4E 68
Aicom3H 39
Altron3G 47
ASK Kodansha3F 54
Cobra Team3H 30
Cybersoft3H 33
Den'Z3E 61
Disney Interactive3G 49
HAL3G 44
Hot B3X 23
K Amusement Leasing3H 31
Meldac3F 59
Mentrix Software3G 48
MicroProse3G 43
NCS3F 55
PAL SOFT3G 46
Right Stuff3G 46
SOFEL3E 62
Tokuma Shoten3H 31
Toshiba EMI3E 63
UPL3G 45
Wolf Team3F 50
Adv. Prod2H 29
BEC2X 24
Big Club2G 40
Coconuts Japan2F 55
Data West2G 40
Datam Polystar2D 73
Davidson & Associates2H 31
Elite Systems2X 22
Falcom2E 67
GTE2X 17
Kadokawa Shoten2F 58
KSS2F 56
Left Field2X 22
MA-BA2G 40
Magical Company2H 34
Mandingo2X 16
Mc O'River2G 43
Midway2E 64
Nippon Telenet2F 56
NTVIC2H 38
ReadySoft2H 25
Rocket Science Games2X 14
Shogakukan2E 60
Soft Vision2E 60
Sportsmaster2G 46
TGL2D 70
The Software Toolworks2H 28
TNN2F 56
Toei Animation2H 28
Triffix2X 21
Tsukuda Original2H 38
Yojigen2H 38
Zamuse2E 62
ASC Games1X 23
Athena1D 75
B-AI1G 46
Banalex1C 81
Big Fun Games1D 77
Bignet1G 45
Brain Gray1H 26
Buena Vista Interactive1E 62
Carrozzeria1G 42
Character Soft1C 83
Chuanpu Technologies1B 91
Cream1H 38
CSK Research Institute1F 55
Deep Water1X 23
Dynamix1X 24
Empire Interactive1G 46
Forum1F 53
Game Freak1D 77
Hasbro1H 25
Home Data1H 32
Information Global Service1G 49
J-Wing1E 69
Kyugo1G 45
Life Cycle1X 11
LOZC G. Amusements1H 29
Magifact1X 22
Majesco Sales1X 23
Maxis1E 61
Media Factory1X 24
MediaWorks1D 76
MGM Interactive1X 17
Mitsui Fudosan1E 61
NHK Vook1H 28
Nuvision1H 39
Outrigger Koubou1H 37
Poppo1E 64
Quest Corporation1C 85
Radiance Software1D 78
RayForce1D 79
Riot1E 61
Riverhillsoft1X 16
Romstar1G 47
Saddleback Graphics1H 33
Samsung1F 50
Saurus1E 66
SCi1X 21
SETA1D 78
Shouei1X 9
Sigma1G 44
System Sacom1E 66
Techiku1F 59
Technosoft1C 85
Teichiku1G 45
Toyo Recording1D 77
Uni Post Company Ltd1X 12
Unipacc1E 63
VAP1D 70
Visco Corporation1E 69
Visit1X 16
Vivid Image1E 60
Yumedia1H 31

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