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Silverball Studios

Silverball Studios is credited on American Mensa Academy. Mensa material names both Silverball Studios and Barnstorm Games as developers, while a Nintendo 3DS catalogue identifies Silverball for that edition. This catalogue counts one canonical game for Silverball's contribution, without turning a collaborative credit into sole authorship. The existing Chinese display name is retained. Founding and closure dates in an older generic profile were not reverified in this review and are omitted.

Collected games: 1

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Soda Den

Steam currently names Soda Den as both developer and publisher of Roots of Pacha. Set in a prehistoric village, the farming and life simulation lets players grow crops, domesticate animals, discover tools and build a community with their clan. This catalogue links one canonical game in those two roles. A current store field is evidence for the checked listing, not proof that every launch-era contract, platform or region used the same publisher. Any historical change in publishing responsibilities needs its own time-scoped evidence.

Collected games: 1

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SUPER DOT COM

SUPER DOT COM LTD is linked here to the PlayStation 4 edition of Alchemist Adventure. The PlayStation UK product page explicitly names this legal entity as publisher. The game uses combinations of elements for environmental puzzles and combat. The catalogue counts one canonical publishing association and corrects the directory category from studio to publisher. The existing SUPER DOT COM English display form is retained as a reviewed prior name; the store credit does not establish the entity's founding location or its responsibility for game development.

Collected games: 1

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SouthPAW Games

NEOWIZ's official page for Skul: The Hero Slayer names SouthPAW Games as developer and NEOWIZ separately as publisher. The side-scrolling action game follows a small skeleton that can exchange skulls to gain different abilities and combat styles while moving through changing challenges. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to SouthPAW in a development role. That collected count is not a complete portfolio, and the publisher's marketing and distribution identity must not be represented as the development studio. Generic English developer copy and country-only Chinese copy are replaced with a directly supported account of the work and the team's role.

Collected games: 1

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Special FX

Special FX is linked here to the film-licensed game Hudson Hawk. Game records credit Special FX Software with development, and a developer interview discusses the team's work on the title. The Game Boy and computer editions involved different individual programmers, so one game name should not erase edition-level production detail. Players guide the title character past hazards and guards while pursuing stolen objects. The catalogue records one canonical development association, while Ocean and Sony Imagesoft retain their distinct regional publishing roles. The short display name corresponds to the fuller studio credit but does not by itself establish the team's entire history or any other corporate identity.

Collected games: 1