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Dazz

Dazz is the publishing credit associated with the Game Boy Color release of Kaitei Densetsu!! Treasure World. Independent catalogue and game-by-game records place Dazz in the publisher position and separately name Nexus Interact for development. This catalogue counts one canonical game for Dazz's publishing relationship and classifies the entry as a publisher. The available evidence does not establish a broader company history or authorize combining other similarly named entities.

Collected games: 1

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Den'Z

Den'Z is associated here with the 1995 Super Famicom puzzle game Dharma Doujou. A Japanese product record prints the DEN'Z maker and copyright credit, while an independent game listing separates Den'Z as publisher from developer Metro. Players move and match Daruma blocks under the game's puzzle rules. This catalogue classifies the entry as a publisher and counts one canonical title. Metro's development work and the earlier arcade version are not reassigned to Den'Z. Differences in capitalization or apostrophe styling are credit spellings, not evidence for a second company.

Collected games: 1

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Dead Mage

A release announcement from publisher 11 bit studios identifies Dead Mage as the Austin-based developer of Children of Morta, and Steam lists the two organizations in separate development and publishing roles. The game follows the Bergson family through action combat and successive explorations. This profile records the one canonical game linked here as a development credit, without assigning the publisher's or physical distributor's work to Dead Mage or repeating an unverified former founding-year claim.

Collected games: 1

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Digital Zero

Digital Zero, Inc. is associated here with the PlayStation 2 fighting game All-Star Fighters. Its original credits contain a distinct DigitalZero development group covering direction, planning, programming and character models; regional release listings identify separate publishers in Japan and Europe. The catalogue retains one canonical development relationship and the existing shortened English display name, Digital Zero. The reviewed credits do not establish a broader corporate chronology or transfer publishing duties to the development team.

Collected games: 1