Feng
video game developer
Collected games: 2
video game developer
Collected games: 2
Polish video game developer
Collected games: 2
Feelplus is linked here to the Xbox 360 role-playing game Lost Odyssey. Microsoft's product listing credits development to Mistwalker and feelplus together, with Microsoft separately named as publisher. The catalogue therefore retains one canonical development association without assigning Mistwalker's creative role or Microsoft's publishing role to Feelplus. The single game listing does not establish a broader catalogue, staff succession, or the founding and closure years previously given in the generic profile.
Collected games: 2
Worldwide video game company
Collected games: 2
German video game publisher
Collected games: 2
fighting game developer
Collected games: 2
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 2
Swedish game company
Collected games: 2
Freebird Games is a Canadian indie studio founded by Kan Gao. Its story-driven games include To the Moon, an adventure through a dying man’s memories.
Collected games: 2
video game developing company in Costa Rica
Collected games: 2
Polish video game publisher
Collected games: 2
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 2
Japanese video game developer (1987–1998)
Collected games: 2
American video game developer
Collected games: 2
Fluid Studios is credited with developing the 2001 Game Boy Advance game E.T. - The Extra-Terrestrial; release records list NewKidCo separately as publisher. The catalogue link concerns this handheld game, not the different 1982 Atari 2600 title.
Collected games: 1
Marvelous' game page calls Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion a Marvelous First Studio production, and its showcase material separately names the internal team and producer Kenichiro Tsukuda. Players customize an Arsenal with weapons and equipment for fast-moving science-fiction battles. This catalogue uses the shorter First Studio display label and currently links one canonical game in a development role. The label describes a Marvelous production unit, not evidence of an unrelated independent publisher or a basis for merging every similarly named studio. Any Marvelous publishing credit needs its own work- and region-scoped support rather than automatic inheritance from the internal team's name.
Collected games: 1
Spanish video game developer
Collected games: 1
FuzzyBot is the game development studio behind Lynked: Banner of the Spark. Its debut combines action missions with robot companions and town building, playable alone or cooperatively.
Collected games: 1
Fonfun is associated here with the Nintendo DS edition of Keiji J.B. Harold no Jikenbo: Murder Club. Its contemporary product announcement and DS release records identify fonfun as the Japanese publisher and althi as developer. The catalogue counts one canonical game for this checked publication and classifies the entry as a publisher. Earlier computer editions and althi's DS development are kept distinct.
Collected games: 1
Famous Gamous is linked here to the Wii U eShop title B3 Game Expo For Bees. Contemporary coverage and a review identify the team as developer and credit it with the North American publication; another regional listing names a different publisher, so that role is not generalized worldwide. The game turns a video-game convention into a bee-themed setting, with a security bee exploring the venue through first-person shooting and investigation. The catalogue counts one canonical title while retaining the regional boundary of its publishing evidence.
Collected games: 1