Bejeweled 2
PopCap Games
['six apart', 'nullsoft', 'lucasfilm', 'valve software', 'crave entertainment', 'inti creates', 'dma design', 'jaxa', 'burroughs corporation', 'nis america', 'bell laboratories', 'ogc', 'housemarque', 'paradigm entertainment', 'microsoft', 'bentham', 'thq', 'dec', 'capcom production studio 8', 'westone', 'bullfrog', 'intuit', 'david braben', 'enterbrain', 'ea maxis', 'taito', 'kuju entertainment', 'avid', 'fedora', 'banpresto', 'bungie studios', 'ea sports', 'microsoft corporation', 'taito corporation', 'gainax', 'llamasoft', 'capcom production studio 4', 'sucker punch', 'silicon beach software', 'namco tales studio', 'brian kernighan', 'microprose', 'nintendo ead tokyo', 'oliver twins', 'nautilus', 'nvidia', 'reality pump', 'icom simulations', 'telltale games', 'tony hoare', 'liquid entertainment', 'eutechnyx', 'nintendo ead', 'turn 10 studios', 'sohu', 'nexon america', 'omega force', 'apache software foundation', 'tehkan', 'bizarre creations', 'alias', 'stainless games', 'chunsoft', 'bioware', 'funcom', 'digital research', 'codename nx', 'stormfront studios', 'ubisoft entertainment', 'titus software', 'firaxis games', 'electronic frontier foundation', 'polygon magic', 'xiaomi', 'cambridge university', 'atari', 'ubisoft shanghai', 'capcom production studio 3', 'titus interactive', 'snk', 'sinclair research', 'tango gameworks', 'derek yu', 'zimmermann', 'blackberry ltd', 'sacnoth', 'compaq', 'pixar', 'epic megagames', 'ea redwood shores', 'visual concepts', 'control data', 'jaleco entertainment', 'fraunhofer iis', 'studio liverpool', 'loriciel', 'ecma', 'linux foundation', 'linus benedict torvalds']
Bejeweled (series)
Bejeweled is the name of the series of tile-matching puzzle games created by PopCap Games, first developed for browsers in 2001. Four follow-ups to this game have been released: Bejeweled 2, in 2004, Bejeweled Twist in 2008, Bejeweled Blitz in 2009, and Bejeweled 3 in 2010, all by PopCap Games. Blitz is a one-minute timed version, which can be played by linking to Facebook or in an offline mode. More than 25 million copies of Bejeweled have been sold, and the game has been downloaded more than 150 million times. An arcade version was released in Q3 2013.