The Super Nintendo credits for Eek! The Cat read “Designed and Developed by CTA Developments,” and a team member's interview discusses CTA's work on the game. This catalogue's CTA entry represents that development credit; it is not merged with unrelated companies that may share the initials.

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Cowboy Rodeo

Cowboy Rodeo is credited with developing Air Conflicts - Aces of World War 2.

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Clever Plays

video game developer

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Crate

Overview: Not provided

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Codeglue

Overview: Not provided

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CFK

video game developer

Collected games: 1

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Crispy's!

Crispy's! lists the PlayStation 3 game Tokyo Jungle on its official site. Sony's PlayStation blog separately identifies game director Yohei Kataoka as a Crispy's member and producer Masaaki Yamagiwa as part of Japan Studio, showing that the work involved more than one team. The catalogue records one canonical game with Crispy's checked development participation. This description does not make the studio the game's sole developer or publisher, or infer unrelated business activities from a single title.

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Commseed

Commseed is linked here to the Nintendo DS title Aodon DS: Hanabi no Kiwami & Hanabi no Takumi. Its 2010 financial disclosure states that the company developed the software and began selling it that June; a subsequent securities report also records development software for the title. This catalogue counts one canonical game with development and publishing roles. Other mobile applications mentioned in the company's filings are not automatically counted as catalogue games, and the disclosure does not establish release arrangements in every region.

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