Bioware

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A major computer game studio primarily driven by two lead designers; their names are Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V.

One of the most popular RPG game makers of modern day, making titles such as Baldur's Gate (actually the just published that, Black Isle studios made that), Neverwinter Nights, Knights of the Old Republic, Mass Effect, and Dragon Age. They are currently working on making a Warhammer Fantasy MMORPG

During the early 2000s, Bioware was bought by EA and since then their games have been slowly declining in quality, and they have also been getting massive amounts of (often) bullshit and terrible DLC. An example of this slow degradation would be the Mass Effect series. The original was a masterpiece, with story, gameplay, and presentation all top-notch; ME2, though not bad, did show a drop in character and story development in favor of gameplay. Now we have ME3, where if you want a "good ending" you need to pay extra (and that ending appears to have been made by retards, for retards) and is in the process of devolving into a Gears of War clone with more dialog, complete with multiplayer mode. And they're making a sequel, even though they haven't even resolved the main plot to the original trilogy in a way that makes sense. (By the way, the chart is wrong about Mass Effect; Four locations to save the galaxy. You have to visit SIX. It lists the Artemis Tau Cluster, Feros, Noveria and Virmire. The chart forgot ILOS AND THE CITADEL).

So in short, if you want a good Bioware game, look to the past.