French Video Game Companies
- Adeline Software International - Lyon 1993 - 1999 . Became No Cliché.
- Kalisto - Bordeaux 1990-2001
- Infogrames - Lyon 1983. Buy and Became Atari
- Ubisoft - Montreuil-sous-Bois 1986
- Arkane Studios - Lyon 2001
- Darkworks - Paris 1998
- Atari
- Quantic Dream
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