Canada

Canada is a North American country located north of continental United States and east of Alaska. Its capital city is Ottawa.^[1] Canada has the third largest video game development community in the world, ahead of the United Kingdom and behind the United States.

Nintendo and Canada[ ]

• Nintendo designer Satomi Asakawa studied for several years in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Canada in Nintendo video games[ ]

• Ayumi Stewart, a character from the Nintendo 64 video game Wave Race 64 , is a Canadian.

Alberta[ ]

Companies[ ]

• BioWare, Edmonton

British Columbia[ ]

Companies[ ]

• EA Canada, Burnaby
• Next Level Games, Vancouver
• Radical Entertainment, Vancouver
• Relic Entertainment, Vancouver
• Rockstar Vancouver, Vancouver

Ontario[ ]

Companies[ ]

• Big Blue Bubble, London
• Blue Castle Games, Burnaby
• DreamCatcher Interactive (a.k.a. DreamCatcher Games), Toronto
• Lionsgate Canada, Toronto
• Nelvana, Toronto
• Rockstar Toronto (formerly Rockstar Canada), Oakville

Quebec[ ]

Companies[ ]

• Artificial Mind and Movement (A2M), Montreal
• Beenox, Quebec City
• EA Montreal, Montreal
• Ubisoft Montreal, Montreal
• Ubisoft Québec, Quebec City
• FRIMA, Quebec City

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