| Video game company whose founder also founded Chuck E. Cheese's | 67 |
| Video game company that took its name from the board game Go | 60 |
| Video game company parodied in "Wreck-It Ralph" | 57 |
| Video game company founded by Nolan Bushnell | 44 |
| Upcoming Leonardo DiCaprio film about the early years of video gaming | 69 |
| Trailblazing video game maker | 29 |
| Test Drive Unlimited maker | 26 |
| Tempest game maker | 18 |
| Star Raiders producer | 21 |
| Space Invaders producer | 23 |
| Space Invaders platform | 23 |
| Space Invaders maker, once | 26 |
| Space Invaders game company | 27 |
| Sega rival | 10 |
| Sega competitor | 15 |
| RollerCoaster Tycoon maker | 26 |
| Producer of the megaflop "E.T." | 41 |
| Producer of the 2600 game console | 33 |
| Producer of Space Invaders | 26 |
| Producer of Pong and Pole Position | 34 |
| Producer of Pong | 16 |
| Producer of Centipede | 21 |
| Pong purveyor | 13 |
| Pong publicizer | 15 |
| Pong producer, once | 19 |
| Pong platform | 13 |
| Pong pioneer | 12 |
| Pong people | 11 |
| Pong console | 12 |
| Pole Position game company | 26 |
| Pole Position company | 21 |
| PlayStation supplier | 20 |
| Pioneering game company | 23 |
| Pioneering company originally named Syzygy | 42 |
| Pioneer name in video games | 27 |
| Paperboy company | 16 |
| Pac-Man maker | 13 |
| Onetime rival of Coleco | 23 |
| Old name in game arcades | 24 |
| Old name in coin-op games | 25 |
| Old Intellivision competitor | 28 |
| Old game console | 16 |
| Old arcade giant | 16 |
| Old arcade game maker | 21 |
| Nolan Bushnell's video game company | 39 |
| Nolan Bushnell's company | 28 |
| Nintendo's predecessor | 26 |
| Nintendo ancestor | 17 |
| Name on some arcade equipment | 29 |
| Name in games since 1972 | 24 |
| Name in games people play | 25 |
| Missile Command producer | 24 |
| Millipede maker | 15 |
| Maker of the video game Pong | 28 |
| Maker of the video game Centipede | 33 |
| Maker of the Lynx handheld game console | 39 |
| Maker of the Lynx and Jaguar systems | 36 |
| Maker of the Jaguar game console | 32 |
| Maker of the game Pong | 22 |
| Maker of the game Dig Dug | 25 |
| Maker of the game Combat | 24 |
| Maker of the game Asteroids | 27 |
| Maker of the arcade game Breakout | 33 |
| Maker of the arcade classic Tempest | 35 |
| Maker of the 2600 video game console | 36 |
| Maker of the 2600 | 17 |
| Maker of Missile Command | 24 |
| Maker of Godzilla: Save the Earth | 33 |
| Maker of Gauntlet and Area 51 | 29 |
| Maker of Centipede | 18 |
| Maker of Asteroids and Missile Command | 38 |
| Maker of Asteroids | 18 |
| Leadfoot video game manufacturer | 32 |
| Joust company | 13 |
| Jaguar maker | 12 |
| Interactive entertainment giant | 31 |
| Intellivision rival, once | 25 |
| Infogrames subsidiary | 21 |
| Iconic console | 14 |
| High-tech entertainment pioneer | 31 |
| Godzilla: Save the Earth maker | 30 |
| Gauntlet-dropping company? | 26 |
| Gauntlet company | 16 |
| Games specialist | 16 |
| Game system that came with "Combat" | 45 |
| Game name once owned by Warner | 30 |
| Game maker starting in 1972 | 27 |
| Game company founded in 1972 | 28 |
| Early video-gamegiant | 22 |
| Early video game system | 23 |
| Early video game name | 21 |
| Early video game maker | 22 |
| Early Steve Jobs employer | 25 |
| Early name in video games | 25 |
| Early name in home computers | 28 |
| Early home console | 18 |
| Early gaming name | 17 |
| Early arcade giant | 18 |
| Early arcade biggie | 19 |
| Dragonshard maker | 17 |