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Celebrate Labor Day With Game Informer As We Salute Developers
Monday is Labor Day, and as is fast becoming tradition at Game Informer, we've got a day filled with special features. Each of the editors on staff picked developers near and dear to our hearts to write about.
Some of the subjects no longer exist, and still others have left their glory days behind (at least for now), but we think each one is important. We're underway, and we'll keep going on the hour. Why not share your favorite game studios (or guess which ones we'll be highlighting)?
- Developer Salute – Media Molecule - Jeff Marchiafava
- Developer Salute – Capcom Circa 1991 - Jeff Cork
- Developer Salute – Ninja Theory - Kyle Hilliard
- Developer Salute – Square Circa 2001 - Joe Juba
- Developer Salute – Irrational Games - Kim Wallace
- Developer Salute – WayForward - Bryan Vore
- Developer Salute – Valve - Matt Bertz
- Developer Salute – Bethesda - Matt Miller
- Developer Salute – Neversoft Circa 2000 - Matt Helgeson
- Developer Salute – Criterion Games- Matt Kato
- Developer Salute – CDProjekt RED - Adam Biessener
- Developer Salute – Rare Circa 2001 - Ben Reeves
- Developer Salute – Kojima Productions - Dan Ryckert
- Developer Salute – Infocom - Mike Futter
- Developer Salute – Sonic Team Circa Early '90s - Tim Turi
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