When it comes to twitter and gaming there are a lot of companies out there that are using twitter as a great marketing tool for their gaming company. They use twitter as a marketing tool by promoting upcoming games as well as link people to contests or other gaming events. Some even give out free codes to download map packs on certain games.

Below I created a list of 25 gaming companies I found on twitter. There maybe more however, these are the only ones that I know of… So if you are a gaming company of if you know of any other gaming companies that aren’t on the list below please feel free to leave a comment with a link to their twitter profile. In addition to adding gaming companies if you are a gamer on twitter and you want to be followed then leave your twitter profile link in a comment below… and don’t forget to follow me at twitter.com/revenuerobot

Here are some additions to the list presented by friends who left comments or who has emailed me or direct messaged me through twitter.

The new Madden NFL 10 game (scheduled for release on Friday, August 14) by EA looks like its going to be a good one… With this Madden game EA is introducing their newest piece of technology, one that is also shared within many of the EA SPORTS games, called Procedural Awareness. The Procedural Awareness (PA for short) is considered the “next-gen” version of head tracking. You can find more photos and information over at the EA insider blog.

EA studio DICE confirmed (February 5th) that Bad Company 2 is in development. According to Wikipedia “Battlefield: Bad Company 2 is an upcoming 2010 video game developed by EA Digital Illusions CE (DICE) and published by Electronic Arts (EA).” Unlike the first Battlefield: Bad Company, which was only released for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, the new Battlefield: Bad Company 2 will also get a PC release. The screen shot above is provided by the Official Website for Battlefield: Bad Company 2. Just from the screen shot the New Bad Company 2 looks as if it might be a little more interesting then the last one. With this game DICE promises a “level of fervor to vehicular warfare never before experienced in a modern warfare action game.” which may drive me to buy it this time around. Hopefully they produce a demo for Battlefield: Bad Company 2 that can be downloaded on the Xbox Marketplace.