Companies

Jaleco

Jaleco

Jaleco is a company or brand with reviewed credits in the site's game catalog. In GameNavo's current public company directory, Jaleco is linked to 51 distinct published standard games and ranks 46 in this frozen top-100 snapshot. Representative reviewed links include Shatterhand (publishing); Tetris Plus (development and publishing); Whomp 'Em (development and publishing); Argus no Senshi (publishing). These examples describe the visible scope of the site's records; they are not presented as the company's complete commercial catalogue. A company credit can mean development, publishing, localization, porting, or regional distribution depending on the title and edition. The directory therefore keeps each credited role attached to its specific game and release. It does not infer credits from parent-company ownership, a later acquisition, a shared brand, or a similar name, and it does not merge separate organizations solely because their names resemble one another. The public English name is shortened to “Jaleco”, while “Jaleco Ltd.” remains available for search and historical identification. The Chinese display name used on this page is “Jaleco”. The linked count is a catalog measure and should not be read as a claim about the company's complete lifetime output.

Collected games: 47

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James Montagna

James Montagna is an individual game creator linked here to Dodge Club Party. A Wii U listing credits him with development and publication, while his contemporary interview identifies collaborators including artist Lindsay Collins, musician Tommy Pedrini and programmer George Mathews. The game stages multiplayer dodging and chasing in a deliberately tiny pixel arena. This review changes the entity type from studio to other and retains the supported game-level roles, without treating the credited collaborators as one company or erasing their separate contributions.

Collected games: 1

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Justone Interactive

Justone Interactive is linked here to the Korean Nintendo DS release Alssongdalssong - Myeonghwatamheom DS. A release catalogue credits the company as both developer and publisher, and another game-media catalogue associates it with the same Korean title. The game uses paintings as the setting for observation and difference-finding puzzles. This catalogue counts one canonical work. The evidence is scoped to the Korean DS edition; it does not establish equivalent releases in other regions or turn a retailer or distribution channel into the developer.

Collected games: 1