A handful of game companies and retailers are listed within Newsweek’s Green Rankings list, which rates the Top 500 environmental companies in America.
While the list, with 500 entries, is hardly exclusive, each entrant was awarded an overall hard numeric score. The company that fared the best overall? Hewlett-Packard with a Green Score of 100, followed by Dell in second with a 98.87.
In the gaming (and related) business sector, Microsoft came in at #31 with a score of 83.79, followed by retailers Wal-Mart (#59) with a score of 80.38 and Best Buy (#61) with a score of 80.33. GameStop clocked in at #228, with a score of 71.37, with Electronic Arts (#381) and Activision Blizzard (#416) following. EA and Activision Blizzard had scores of 65.58 and 63.80 respectively.
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Just for fun, here's Greenpeace's list of green:
http://www.current.com.au/2009/10/02/article/GHIVDXDQTM.html
As always, Nintendo is dead last.
Andrew Eisen
with all the 360s MS has put in land fills how are they in the top 50?
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Sony buys and resells them with a black case around them.
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Wonder how much you have to pay to get on the list?