Companies

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Avit

Avit is associated here with the 2000 game Blade. The original Game Boy Color credits expressly name Hal Corp. and Avit, Inc. together as developers and Activision as publisher. That supports Avit's participation in the handheld edition, not sole authorship and not a development claim for the separately produced PlayStation edition. The catalogue counts one canonical game and retains the short display name Avit; the Inc. suffix in the source credit does not create another company entry. These credits do not establish the firm's founding date, other work or organizational history.

Collected games: 1

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Arrowhead Game Studios

PlayStation's official game page presents Helldivers 2 as a cooperative shooter from Arrowhead Game Studios, with PlayStation's release announcement providing its platform and publishing context. Squads coordinate missions, equipment and strategic support against hostile factions. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Arrowhead in a development role; it is not the studio's complete catalogue. Sony Interactive Entertainment's publishing activity remains a distinct role and organization. The old nationality-and-founding-year sentence is replaced with the work and verified relationship, without repeating a date not established by these checked pages.

Collected games: 1

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aPriori Digital

aPriori Digital is linked here to Aperion Cyberstorm on Wii U. Nintendo's product page names the company as publisher, while a contemporary interview with a studio member describes its development and the work leading from Wii U to Switch. The catalogue counts the title as one canonical game with checked development and publication roles. The two platform editions are not counted as separate works or used to infer unrelated regional responsibilities.

Collected games: 1

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Aardman Digital

Aardman Digital is linked here to the narrative adventure 11-11: Memories Retold. Publisher Bandai Namco described the project as a collaboration between Aardman and DigixArt, and the game credits list an Aardman Digital team covering creative direction, production, interface art and technical support. The story follows two characters against the backdrop of the First World War. This catalogue records one canonical participation link. The evidence does not establish that the digital team alone programmed the game or that it was a separate corporate entity from Aardman.

Collected games: 1