BeautiFun Games
video game developer
Collected games: 1
video game developer
Collected games: 1
Chinese video sharing website
Collected games: 1
Blue Moon Studio is credited on the PlayStation 2 game 10.000 Bullets, also known in Japan as Tsukiyo ni Saraba. Release catalogues also name Metro Corporation for development and identify separate publishing companies. This catalogue counts one canonical game for Blue Moon Studio without claiming that the team developed it alone.
Collected games: 1
Beep is an independent game publisher connecting Japan and Asia with the wider gaming market. Its services include localization, voice recording, quality assurance, marketing and publishing support for PC and console games.
Collected games: 1
video game developer
Collected games: 1
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Bliss Brain Corporation is associated here with the 2026 release of 70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X. Its product site identifies the modern multiplatform edition, while Steam lists Bliss Brain as publisher and Implicit Conversions as developer. This catalogue counts one canonical game for the publishing relationship and classifies the company as a publisher. The original 1999 PlayStation production has its own historical credits, which are not retroactively assigned to Bliss Brain.
Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
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Bothtec is linked here to the 1988 Famicom release of Daisenryaku. Contemporary cartridge documentation carries a Bothtec copyright, and independent release catalogues name it as the Japanese publisher. A copyright or publication credit alone does not establish who programmed the game. This catalogue counts one canonical publishing association and corrects the directory category from studio to publisher. A closure year formerly present in generic copy is not retained without independently reviewed evidence.
Collected games: 1
bitstep is associated here with Dr. Slump: Arale-chan on Nintendo DS. Specialist credit research documents the team's game-design, programming and graphics work, and a separate DS reference identifies Bitstep as developer while naming Bandai Namco for publication. This profile records one canonical game association without assigning ownership of the source manga or animated property, other editions, or the publisher's role to the studio.
Collected games: 1
B-Alive is credited with developing Baby Wildkatzen for Nintendo DS. A release catalogue and contemporary product notice identify its development role, while distribution and publishing appear under TREVA Entertainment or the dtp young label. This catalogue keeps the single linked work and does not recast those publishers as the developer.
Collected games: 1
Danish indie developer Game studio based in Aalborg
Collected games: 1
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Bold Games is associated with the North American Game Boy Advance release of Samurai Deeper Kyo. Release records identify it as the publisher of the 2008 US edition, while Marvelous's product page documents its own earlier Japanese publication. This catalogue counts the work once and does not transfer the US publishing credit to Japan or infer a development role.
Collected games: 1
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Bento Studio is linked here to one canonical game, Cosmophony. Nintendo's Wii U product page names Bento Studio alongside Moving Player in the copyright notice and identifies Moving Player as distributor; an independent edition catalogue identifies Bento Studio as developer. The game combines rhythmic timing with shooting along a fixed route. This profile retains the supported development connection and does not turn a shared copyright line into a publishing credit or a company-identity merge.
Collected games: 1
Brash is linked here to the 2007 rhythm game Alvin and the Chipmunks. A contemporary Australian classification record identifies Brash Entertainment as publisher, and game listings also place the company in the publishing credits. Development was handled separately and is not attributed to Brash. The imported source string also mentions Fox Interactive, but that composite wording does not prove that Fox and Brash were one company or establish their respective regional roles. This catalogue counts one canonical game, classifies this entry as a publisher rather than a development studio, and replaces a generic country description with a title-specific account.
Collected games: 1
Canadian video game developer
Collected games: 1
Nintendo's Canadian listing credits Balloon Studios as developer of Botany Manor – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition and Whitethorn Games as publisher; Steam gives the same roles for the original PC release. The puzzle game explores a Victorian manor through botanical research and environmental clues. The catalogue currently contains the named Switch 2 edition as one canonical game and records Balloon's development role. Nintendo also offers an upgrade-pack option, so the original-to-upgrade identity question remains a separate review rather than a claim made by this profile.
Collected games: 1