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Mass Creation

Mass Creation is associated here with Corridor Z. A producer from the studio introduced its PS4 and PS Vita releases on the official PlayStation Blog, describing a zombie pursuit game and cross-buy. Historical release records also credit Mass Creation as publisher, while current storefronts show We Dig Games. The publishing label therefore has an edition and time scope rather than a universal claim that every listing has always used the same name. The catalogue retains development and publishing links on one canonical game, not two separate titles; the reviewed project evidence does not define the studio's entire portfolio.

Collected games: 1

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Micro Cabin

Micro Cabin is linked here to Marionette Company. Two independent PlayStation edition records identify it as both developer and publisher of the original Japanese release in 1999. The catalogue counts one canonical game for that work and retains the entry's development-studio classification. A later digital reissue had a different publisher, so the original publishing attribution is not extended to every subsequent listing. The word Company in the game's title does not imply any additional company identity or justify merging unrelated records.

Collected games: 1

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Monstars

Publisher Enhance says Tetris Effect: Connected continued the development work of Monstars and Resonair, with Stage Games providing additional coding and networking help. The game combines classic Tetris rules with synchronized music, visuals and multiplayer modes. This catalogue links one canonical game to Monstars in a development role. The other contributors keep their own credits; a slash-separated import field is not an identity statement or evidence that Monstars alone made every part of the game.

Collected games: 1

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Microforum Games

Microforum Games is linked here to 3D Pixel Racing on WiiWare. Nintendo's European product page credits Microforum as publisher, and an independent Wii release catalogue records its North American and European publishing role. The game uses a voxel-like visual style for arcade races and vehicle challenge modes. Sources differ on the development credit, so this profile confirms only the WiiWare publishing association; it does not equate Vidia with Microforum or transfer mobile-edition publishing facts to Wii.

Collected games: 1

Monster Games

Monster Games

Monster Games is linked here to Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D. In a first-party Nintendo developer interview, Nintendo identifies Monster Games as the team that ported Retro Studios' Wii game to Nintendo 3DS and describes the technical work involved. This profile retains the checked handheld development role. It distinguishes the original Wii developer from the port team and does not treat their cooperation on one title as evidence that the two studios are the same company.

Collected games: 1

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Magnific Studios

Magnific Studios is associated here with the platform adventure Aidan in Danger. The studio's own title page describes Aidan's effort to protect the dragon Drakor through dangerous levels, and the Steam listing independently names Magnific Studios as developer. The catalogue retains one canonical development association. Steam's publishing information for its Windows release is not automatically treated as a PlayStation 4 publishing credit, and these title-specific sources do not establish the studio's founding date or entire catalogue.

Collected games: 1

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Mind's Eye

Mind's Eye is linked here to the Nintendo 64 version of Monopoly. Its original manual credits personnel under the name Minds Eye Productions for production, programming, art and sound; platform records separately name Hasbro Interactive as publisher. This catalogue counts one canonical game for that development relationship. The shorter display name is not evidence that the team made every other game called Monopoly across different platforms and years.

Collected games: 1

Motive

Motive

EA's announcement identifies Motive as the studio developing the rebuilt Dead Space remake, and Motive's later studio update names its release among the team's milestones. This catalogue links one canonical game to Motive in a development role: the 2023 remake, not the original Dead Space released in 2008 by another team. The remake's production and release history should remain distinct from the older game's credits even though they share a title and setting. Existing localized display names are preserved while the generic nationality sentence is replaced with a source-backed account of the studio's actual work.

Collected games: 1