BigBen Interactive

BigBen Interactive is a leading European company specializing in the design, production, and distribution of accessories for video game consoles, mobile phones, and consumer electronics. Founded in 1981 by Alain Falc as a wholesaler of watches and electronic goods in Lesquin, France, it evolved into France's top player in video game peripherals, including controllers, steering wheels, memory cards, and carrying cases. The company expanded through key acquisitions like Atoll Soft in Benelux and a Hong Kong R&D subsidiary, while listing on Euronext Paris in 1999. Today, it publishes video game software via its Nacon brand, develops mobile accessories under Bigben Connected, and offers audio products like Hi-Fi systems and headphones. With operations spanning France, Europe, North America, and Asia, and employing around 1,375 people, BigBen Interactive plays a pivotal role in the gaming and consumer electronics markets, partnering with giants like Sony and Microsoft to enhance user experiences across multimedia sectors.