10 Developers Who Have Never Made A Bad Video Game

2. Rockstar

Rockstar's output has been nothing short of monolithic, to say the least. Essentially going through their teenage punk rock phase with the earlier Grand Theft Autos, we saw a phenomenal step up into releasing new IPs and passion-filled experiments in the 2000s.

GTA III, Vice City and San Andreas led into Manhunt, The Warriors - the generation-defining Bully. Even smaller franchises Smuggler's Run and Midnight Club were used to perfect tight driving mechanics and open-world traversal respectively, before feeding that data back into GTA, making GTA IV and especially V, something truly special.

Now, GTA Online rakes in around $5 million a day from DLC and microtransactions, yet they come alongside a free base game - one stuffed with multiplayer modes, customisable homesteads and high-octane cop chases.

What was once a hungry, ambitious studio has blossomed and flexed into a genuine entertainment powerhouse. The world waits with baited breath to see how Red Dead Redemption 2 will turn out, but chances are... it'll be fantastic.