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In what is now an annual Bitmob tradition (don't look up last year's edition, though — all those images are broken for some reason), we're going to show you a bunch of Christmas cards that we've received from the game industry, and you're going to guess where they came from!
In the scans or emailed jpegs below, I've obscured key wording that would give away who sent that holiday greeting. The answers and original images are on page two.
We'd be awfully impressed if you can figure out all 17 below. In fact, we'd call you a liar if you said you did. We don't even know what some of these companies do….
Update: More cards!
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The answers! (Some of the pictures look exactly the same since they are the front of the card with no wording.)
1.) Sony Computer Entertainment America
2.) Hudson
3.) EA/Epic Games
4.) D3Publisher/Vicious Cycle
5.) GameFly
6.) Blizzard Entertainment
7.) En Masse Entertainment
8.) LucasArts
9.) Perfect World Entertainment
10.) THQ
11.) Sidhe
(Activision would've been an acceptable answer — this is for the upcoming game Blood Drive)
12.) Ronimo Games
13.) NIS America
14.) gPotato
15.) Insomniac Games
(my vote for the coolest card in this list)
16. Global Agenda
17. Activision
(for Prototype 2)
