Video game studios are companies that create and develop video games. They employ a variety of professionals, including designers, programmers, artists, and writers, who work together to bring a game concept to life. Studios can range from small indie teams to large corporations, and they often focus on specific genres or platforms. These studios may also collaborate with publishers, who help distribute and market the games. Some well-known video game studios include Nintendo, Electronic Arts, and Ubisoft. The process of game development involves multiple stages, including planning, designing, coding, testing, and finally releasing the game to the public.