Nintendo is the best video game company.

Accepted. Opening case: I first make the following observations of the resolution. The burden of the Neg is to find just one video game company better than Nintendo. Because of that, the Aff must defend Nintendo against all other video game companies. In addition, "best" and who it is best for has yet to be defined. For this reason, the video game company that is argued for by the Aff can be better in a large variety of ways. Companies can be judged on anything unique to them, no matter the beneficiary, and those impacts will then be judged based on magnitude. Argument 1: Valve Valve is a better company than Nintendo for a variety of reasons. a: Working Of video game companies, Forbes ranked Valve better for working than other video game company while Nintendo was last. The article shows doubt about Nintendo's company: "Some are wary of recent decisions the company (Nintendo) has made that have put them in a relatively uncomfortable position in the current console generation." [1] Working environment is as important as impacts get and Valve clearly surpasses Nintendo. b: Product As well as a better working environment, Valve produces better product. This is evident in the Forbes study: "It should be noted that both Valve and Blizzard are two companies in the industry that perhaps more than any other focus relentlessly on the quality of a release, sacrificing strict launch timetables in the process." [1] The quality is evident by the number of people it benefits. At the very moment I am typing this, 7.3 million people are active on Steam, Valve's gaming platform. [2] Both my opponent and I will agree that the product of a company is important. Clearly, Valve will make all sacrifices to ensure the only the best quality and it is evident by the number of users. c: American pride. While Nintendo operates out of Japan, Valve is an American company. In an age of global economies, America gets great benefit out of having local companies. #'Murica. [3][4] Argument 2: Capcom Capcom takes the top spot on a cinemablend list for video game companies. a: influence Capcom are praised for impacting the world of gaming along a far broader spectrum of games than Nintendo. Capcom has been the most influential video game company forever changing the world of gaming. The Cinemablend article explains: "Capcom...has pretty much made a great game in every single iteration of video game history imagineable, fighting games just being their particular forte." Influence on the gaming world is an important way to measure the magnitude of impacts, and Capcom clearly tops Nintendo in the area. [5] b: Charity Capcom is actively working to support suicide-prevention. This means that Capcom is actively using its great power to help people. By partnering with CALM, Capcom is making real impacts on the world outside of the gaming world. CALM has already made great strides in the area of suicide-prevention and plans to continue in the future: "CALM says that since its launch in 2000, suicide rates in the charity's base of Merseyside have dropped by 55%. CALM's Simon Howes says the charity is "delighted" to be working with Capcom on its next partner campaign, demonstrating "how the gaming industry can work for social good" while raising funding and awareness of an issue that plagues the industry's key demographic." [6] When looking at impacts, impacting those not in the gaming world is just as important as impacting those in the gaming world. In order to recap, only one of the companies presented needs to be better than Nintendo for a con ballot. This company can be better in a wide spectrum of ways, impacting a broad spectrum of people. [1] http://www.forbes.com... [2] http://store.steampowered.com... [3]http://en.wikipedia.org... [4]http://en.wikipedia.org... [5]http://www.cinemablend.com... [6] http://www.gamesradar.com...