GlyphX Games developed Advent Rising for Xbox. Majesco's historical publisher announcement describes the project as a GlyphX Games production, and independent release records confirm its development credit. This catalogue currently links one work to GlyphX Games and keeps Majesco's publisher role separate; later employment or studio histories are not treated as proof of corporate identity.
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Gu, Inc. is associated here with Hexcite: The Shapes of Victory. The Game Boy Color credits place Gu Inc. under design staff while separately naming LANDWARF for programming and development. This profile therefore describes documented design participation, not sole responsibility for the port, its code, or publication. The catalogue currently retains one game-level developer-class relationship with this narrower explanation. Any future separation of design and technical roles should be reviewed against the original credits rather than inferred from the company name or genre.
Collected games: 1
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Game Troopers is associated with the Windows Phone release of Abyss, described by Microsoft in a contemporary feature and listed in the publisher's own catalogue. Nintendo instead attributes the Wii U edition to EnjoyUp Games. This catalogue keeps one game-level publishing relationship and classifies Game Troopers as a publisher, while explicitly leaving the imported Wii U composite provenance for separate repair. The mobile credit is not a claim that Game Troopers published every console edition.
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video game developer
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Gianluca Troiano is an individual associated with Active Soccer 2 DX. The PlayStation storefront names him as publisher, while a contemporary interview discusses his creation of the game and the associated The Fox Software brand. This catalogue holds one canonical game's publishing link under his personal name. The record is classified as other rather than studio; it is not automatically merged with a business brand on name similarity alone.
Collected games: 1
Gastronaut Studios is linked here to Small Arms for Xbox 360. Xbox's official listing names Gastronaut as developer and Microsoft Studios as publisher, while contemporary coverage documents its Xbox Live Arcade launch. The game centers on multiplayer combat between small characters using different weapons and arenas. This catalogue counts one canonical development association; it does not turn that credit into a publishing claim or repeat an unverified location from older generic copy.
Collected games: 1
Japanese video game development company
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A game production company whose portfolio includes the 3DS title Cake Shop Story.
Collected games: 1
GSC Game World's own company history identifies GSC World Publishing as a publishing branch and lists S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat among its releases. This profile records the publisher relationship attached to that canonical game while keeping development and publication distinct. An internal branch relationship does not by itself justify merging database identities, nor does one historical credit establish exclusive publishing rights for every territory or later edition.
Collected games: 1
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Dutch video game developer and publisher
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Publisher-side launch materials credit gameXcite as developer of Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown and Daedalic Entertainment as publisher. The Voyager-based game centres on ship management, crew decisions and exploration beyond known space. This profile preserves GameXcite's development relationship for the one canonical title currently linked here. The source's capitalization remains traceable, and the separate publishing credit is not assigned to the development team.
Collected games: 1
Good Science Studio is linked here to Kinect Adventures! for Xbox 360. The game's staff credits explicitly include Good Science development and production groups, and its manual displays the studio name alongside Microsoft branding. This catalogue records one canonical game development association. The studio credit does not make Good Science the publisher or establish independent distribution of the Kinect pack-in title; this edition-specific explanation replaces a generic location-only profile.
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Glodia is credited for the earlier computer editions of the role-playing game Emerald Dragon. The work later reached Super Famicom, where platform-specific records instead identify Alfa System for development and MediaWorks for publication. This catalogue counts one canonical game for Glodia's development relationship; that game-level link is not evidence that Glodia produced the Super Famicom conversion or published every edition.
Collected games: 1
Gaia Co., Ltd. is a Japanese game developer credited with the PSP game Coded Soul.
Collected games: 1
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