An executive briefing on the business of games.
Investment-bank rigor. Clear charts. A decisive point of view.
Who’s up. Who’s down. Where capital is moving.
101 covered securities · Data through October 9, 2026.
Source: Yahoo Finance daily closing prices, retrieved October 11, 2026. Return = (closing price ÷ final available 2025 close − 1) × 100. Prices are split-adjusted; cash dividends, foreign-exchange movements and the value of distributed securities are excluded. Different exchanges have different holidays and closing times. This is a dated snapshot, not a live feed.
Selected global coverage, not every public gaming company. One listing per issuer; diversified businesses, technology suppliers and peripherals appear in a separate group. Asmodee includes tabletop games. Spinoffs and other corporate actions can affect price-only comparisons, including Embracer. Companies without a valid 2025 baseline or recent observations are omitted; this creates survivorship bias. Unavailable tickers include EA, SKLZ, Coffee Stain, everplay, Devolver, Pullup Entertainment and Turtle Beach. They have not been assigned estimated returns.
The chart. The thesis. The business implication.
Analysis worth your attention.
Nintendo’s FY2025 revenue fell 30.3%. Operating profit fell 46.6%. The gap is the story.
Source: Nintendo FY2025 earnings release, May 8, 2025. Fiscal years ended March 31. Rounded from reported ¥ million. Historical, not live market data.
Two numbers. Different timing. Very different interpretations of growth.
Why distribution, ownership, and revenue mix belong in the same conversation.
A practical framework for reading a game-company acquisition.
FOUNDING EDITION — original analytical frameworks and a sourced historical chart study. Daily coverage begins with the publication’s launch.
From listed publishers to private platforms.
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Initial research watchlist. Ownership and listing status reviewed October 10, 2026; this is not a complete directory or a live securities feed.
I’m James Kuk. My background spans M&A at Greenhill, private equity at Apax, leadership at Twitch, and cofounding FreshCut.
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