RedOctane is linked here to the first Guitar Hero on PlayStation 2. A contemporary company announcement and the PS2 title record identify RedOctane as publisher, while Harmonix's own history credits its team with development of the first two Guitar Hero games. The catalogue counts one canonical game for RedOctane's original publishing role and classifies this entry as a publisher; later Activision-era releases are not retroactively assigned to it.

Collected games: 1

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RageSquid

Dutch game development studio

Collected games: 1

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Revistronic

Spanish video game developer

Collected games: 1

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Reset Media

Reset Media is linked here to one canonical game, 198X. The PlayStation 4 product page explicitly names RESET MEDIA AB as publisher for that edition, while Hi-Bit Studios is the developer. A trademark record also associates the shorter Reset Media name with 198X. This review changes the entry type from studio to publisher and supplies edition-scoped company context. The checked credit does not automatically apply to PC, Switch or other platform releases, and it does not change the identity of the game itself.

Collected games: 1

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Rix Soft

Overview: Not provided

Collected games: 1

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Rockstar North

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Collected games: 1

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Realtime Worlds

Realtime Worlds is associated here with the Xbox 360 game Crackdown. Microsoft's contemporary Xbox announcement names the project with Real Time Worlds, and the surviving Xbox store listing retains the developer credit. Players take the role of an enhanced agent moving through a city and confronting criminal groups. Microsoft Game Studios' publishing role is kept separate from the studio's development work. This catalogue counts one canonical title rather than later sequels or other projects involving former team members. The former generic history line has been replaced with a description tied to the reviewed game evidence; founding and closure dates are not asserted from that evidence.

Collected games: 1

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Reactor Zero

Reactor Zero worked on the Windows port of Red Faction Guerrilla. A PC-version developer interview discusses its adaptation work, while Volition developed the original console game. This catalogue retains a game-level developer association but flags the existing Xbox 360 source anchor for correction.

Collected games: 1

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Rozner Labs Software Group

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Collected games: 1

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RedRuins Softworks

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Collected games: 1

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Reverge Labs

Reverge Studios describes Reverge Labs as the sub-studio it created to handle development of Skullgirls and says the unit was later folded back into the parent studio. This catalogue preserves that historical development credit for the linked work without assuming that later teams credited on subsequent editions share the same corporate identity.

Collected games: 1

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