Ghost Ship Games
video game development studio
Collected games: 1
video game development studio
Collected games: 1
Granzella announced R-Type Tactics I・II Cosmos as one of its own production projects. Nintendo's UK page for the named Switch 2 Edition carries Granzella's copyright notice while listing NIS America as publisher. The game adapts the R-Type universe into turn-based science-fiction strategy. This catalogue currently links one edition-named canonical game to Granzella in a development role. The copyright line and project announcement do not replace the publisher field; whether the base release and upgrade should share one game identity remains a separate edition review, not a reason to invent another company credit.
Collected games: 1
video game developer
Collected games: 1
GameCoder Studios is a Mexican game development studio whose portfolio includes Attractio.
Collected games: 1
Gamecock Media Group is linked here to Dementium: The Ward. In a contemporary interview a company founder expressly distinguished Gamecock's publishing role from Renegade Kid's development work; release records identify Gamecock for the North American Nintendo DS edition, with other companies on later regional releases. The catalogue counts one canonical game for that publishing association and classifies this entry as a publisher, not a studio. It does not attribute game development or every regional edition to Gamecock.
Collected games: 1
Gravity-i is associated here with the Game Boy Advance edition of Deal or No Deal, an adaptation of the television game show. Release records identify Gravity-i Ltd. for development and Destination Software for publication. The catalogue counts one canonical game with a checked GBA development role. The television property also has other game adaptations, but their development and regional publishing credits are not inferred from this single handheld release.
Collected games: 1
Glams is associated with the 1996 PlayStation game Alice in Cyberland. The game's production credits assign its production copyright to Glams, and an independent release record lists Glams for both development and publication. Other contributors worked on its animated sequences; their participation does not replace or merge the company's credits. This catalogue counts one canonical game with two roles and leaves any later corporate history unasserted until it can be verified.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
G-Style is linked here to the Nintendo 3DS game Crazy Construction, in which players stack objects of varied shapes to build increasingly tall structures. North American edition coverage identifies G-Style as publisher, and game catalogues also credit its development work. Nintendo's European listing instead names Joindots as the local publisher while retaining G-Style's copyright notice. This profile counts one canonical game for the recorded involvement, without treating the North American publishing credit as universal across regions or editions.
Collected games: 1
GS2 Games is tied to the North American physical PlayStation 4 edition of 1971 Project Helios. A platform release catalogue separates that boxed product and its identifier from an earlier digital edition published by Recotechnology, while a retail listing matches the GS2 physical release. This catalogue counts one canonical game's publishing relationship and classifies GS2 Games as a publisher. The boxed-edition credit is not extended to every digital or regional release.
Collected games: 1
British video game developer
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Goshow is credited with development of Gladiator Begins for PlayStation Portable. Platform-specific release records name the team, while another catalogue also credits Ancient; Japanese and North American publishing credits differ. This catalogue currently links one canonical work to Goshow as a developer. The available evidence does not establish sole production or a publishing role for the studio in every territory.
Collected games: 1
General Arcade appears alongside The Collective in the developer credits for the Steam release of Marc Eckō's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure. The original Xbox release instead names The Collective. This catalogue retains the game-level development link without attributing the 2006 Xbox edition to General Arcade; the imported Xbox evidence anchor still requires correction.
Collected games: 1
Game Over Productions is associated with development of the Game Boy game The Fidgetts. Handheld-game records commonly shorten the developer credit to “Game Over”; regional publishers, including Elite Systems and Jaleco, are separate. This catalogue preserves the developer association without merging those publishers into the studio.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Portuguese video game developer
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1