Blazing Badger is associated with the PlayStation 4 shooter AIPD. The PlayStation Store lists Blazing Badger GmbH as the edition's publisher and explicitly credits development to Blazing Badger in its legal text; an independent game catalogue corroborates the development role. This catalogue counts one canonical game across both roles. The GmbH legal suffix is treated as a fuller form of the credited name, not a separate company entry.

Collected games: 1

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Black Drakkar Games

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Collected games: 1

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Bongfish

Bongfish is associated here with Harms Way, a racing-and-shooting game in which drivers and snipers cooperate. The Xbox product listing identifies Bongfish GmbH as developer and Microsoft Studios separately as publisher. The catalogue counts one canonical game for this development credit, preserving the local short display name without merging any similarly named entity. The store listing does not establish the studio's full catalogue, founding year or organizational history.

Collected games: 1

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Bokeh Game Studio

Japanese video game developer

Collected games: 1

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BLACKLABEL

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Collected games: 1

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Ballistic Moon

British video game developer

Collected games: 1

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BottleRocket

Video game developer

Collected games: 1

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Brain Dock

Brain Dock is associated here with the Game Boy Color title Command Master. A platform catalogue names it as developer and Enix as publisher, while a cartridge rights line independently includes BRAIN DOCK. The game uses a motion sensor: players move the handheld in response to on-screen commands during battles. This catalogue counts one canonical development association. The Enix publishing role remains separate, and a single copyright line is not used to infer Brain Dock's legal identity, location or staff history.

Collected games: 1

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Bplus

video game development studio

Collected games: 1

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Black Salt Games

video game developer

Collected games: 1

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Black Matter

video game developer

Collected games: 1

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BlueTwelve Studio

French video game development company

Collected games: 1

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BrezzaSoft

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Collected games: 1

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btf

Nintendo's Canadian Switch 2 listing names btf as publisher of Constance. The hand-drawn, two-dimensional action adventure uses a paintbrush to move through an interconnected world. The PC listing on Steam displays other development and publishing labels, so this profile keeps btf's checked credit tied to the Switch 2 edition. Shared involvement with one title does not by itself establish that btf and another named studio are the same company.

Collected games: 1

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Big Bang

Big Bang is linked here to Lode Runner 3-D for Nintendo 64. Contemporary reporting identifies Big Bang Software as developer and Infogrames as publisher, and a game listing also carries the Big Bang development credit. The title moves the classic block-digging, gold-collecting and enemy-avoidance loop into three-dimensional stages. This catalogue counts one canonical development association and retains the existing short display name without equating unrelated companies that share the words Big Bang.

Collected games: 1