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Chatnoir

Chatnoir is linked here to one canonical game, Mahjong 64. Nintendo 64 edition catalogues name Chat Noir as a developer and Koei as publisher; a transcription of the original package additionally places Chatnoir and Koei together in the development credit. This profile therefore describes participation in development rather than claiming sole authorship. Differences in spacing or romanization are retained as source clues, not grounds for an automatic company merge or for assigning Koei's publishing role to Chatnoir.

Collected games: 1

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Celeris

Celeris is linked here to one canonical game, Virtual Pool 64. The original Nintendo 64 manual carries Celeris's copyright notice and identifies Crave Entertainment's licensed distribution role in the Americas; an N64 edition catalogue lists Celeris as developer and Crave as publisher. The title simulates cue sports through a three-dimensional view and pool rules. This profile records the checked development connection and preserves the edition and regional scope of its supporting evidence, rather than assigning Crave's publishing work to Celeris.

Collected games: 1

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Curious Fate

Curious Fate is associated here with the tactical game Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy. Its own studio profile names the game among founder Jason Shields's independent work. Publisher Akupara Games also explicitly credits Curious Fate as developer, while describing Akupara's own publishing and porting work across PC, Switch and PlayStation 4/5. This catalogue records one canonical game development association without attributing the PlayStation port or distribution to Curious Fate alone.

Collected games: 1

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Cobra Team

Cobra Team is associated here with the Super Famicom game Bastard!!: Ankoku no Hakaishin. Edition credits name Cobra Team for production and list it among publishers, while Team Mental Care holds the detailed direction, programming and graphics credits. The catalogue records one canonical game with this documented production and publishing role. It does not describe Cobra Team as the sole development team or infer ownership of the source manga property.

Collected games: 1

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Cinegroupe

Cinegroupe is linked here to the Game Boy Advance title Dora the Explorer: Super Spies. Game records identify CinéGroupe Interactive as developer and Gotham Games separately as publisher; the accented credit is treated as a spelling of the same studio name rather than a new entry. The game follows Dora and Boots as they try to warn Tico about Swiper's plan to steal a new invention, using side-scrolling action and simple puzzles. The catalogue retains one canonical development link without assigning other Dora games or Gotham's publishing duties to Cinegroupe. These credits establish this title's participation, not a complete corporate history.

Collected games: 1