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Survios is credited as both developer and publisher on the Steam listing for Alien: Rogue Incursion Evolved Edition, and Nintendo lists it as publisher of the Switch 2 edition. The title is a first-person action-horror game set in the Alien universe. This profile covers the one canonical game linked here and keeps the edition scope clear. The legal suffix in the catalogue name and the shorter public credit are a separate naming-governance question, not grounds for a company merge in this batch.
Collected games: 1
Starlight Marry is linked here to one canonical game, Another Memories. Japanese PlayStation edition data credits it with development and Hearty Robin with publication, whereas a separate Saturn edition lists Starlight Marry as publisher. The game combines relationship and schedule decisions with battle elements. The profile retains the supported game-level development connection while making the edition distinction explicit: a publishing credit for Saturn is not automatically a publishing credit for PlayStation.
Collected games: 1
Studio Wildcard features ARK: Survival Evolved on its own site. Steam lists it among several developers and alongside Snail Games USA in the publisher field for the PC listing. The survival game combines resource gathering, construction and taming creatures on a mysterious island. This catalogue currently retains one canonical game linked to Studio Wildcard in both roles. The shared credits do not support claiming that the studio alone produced every part of ARK or handled publication of every edition and region.
Collected games: 1
Silverbirch Studios is linked here to the Nintendo DS game Animal Planet: Emergency Vets. The edition's staff credits contain a dedicated SilverBirch Studios group covering production, programming, art and testing, and a separate DS release record identifies it as developer. This catalogue counts one canonical game with a checked production relationship. Activision's publishing responsibility and the Animal Planet television brand remain distinct; edition-specific information replaces a generic location-only profile.
Collected games: 1
Seaven Studio describes itself as a team that brings independent games to consoles and lists Brotato's Nintendo Switch 2 Edition among the versions it ported. Nintendo's Switch listing credits both Blobfish Games and Seaven Studio as developers of that console product and Seaven as publisher. Seaven explicitly says that Blobfish made the original game. This catalogue currently has one game-level development and publication relationship for Seaven, but the underlying evidence is console-version scoped. Its contribution must not be presented as sole authorship of the original Brotato or as a universal publisher credit across every platform and region.
Collected games: 1
Simon & Schuster Interactive appears as publisher of the Game Boy Advance title BMX Trick Racer. A company catalogue and an independent game record support that publishing connection, while the latter credits Hypnotix for development. This catalogue counts one canonical game linked to the interactive publishing division. Its parent publishing business is not assumed to have developed the game, and the single local credit is not presented as the division's entire catalogue.
Collected games: 1
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Sprout Games is linked here to Feeding Frenzy on Xbox 360. Version-specific records name Sprout Games as developer and Oberon Media as publisher. The aquatic arcade loop asks players to eat smaller fish, grow, and avoid larger predators. This catalogue counts one canonical development association rather than a separate title for each collected platform or re-release. Publishing credits for earlier computer editions and later digital distributions remain tied to their own release evidence; they are not attributed to Sprout merely because it developed the game.
Collected games: 1
SK Telecom is a Korean telecommunications company with a historical game-publishing role. Release-specific records connect it to the PSP game known as Astonishia Story 2 or Crimson Gem Saga in Asian markets; North American and Japanese publishing credits differ. This catalogue retains a game-level publisher association without extending it to every regional edition or treating the company as the game's developer.
Collected games: 1
Sudden Games is linked here to the WiiWare puzzle game Astro Bugz Revenge. The ESRB listing names Sudden Games LLC for the title, and a contemporary WiiWare profile attributes both development and publication to the team. This page counts one canonical game with two documented roles. It does not turn the local count into a claim about the studio's complete portfolio or infer separate release responsibilities on other platforms.
Collected games: 1
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Scholastic is linked here to the Nintendo DS title Animal Genius, which appears in its own annual reporting. Edition records identify Scholastic as publisher in the United States and Australia, Ubisoft in Europe, and Big Blue Bubble as developer. The catalogue counts one canonical game for Scholastic's checked regional publication. It does not turn that credit into worldwide publication or development of the game.
Collected games: 1
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Sofix is credited with developing the 1990 Japanese Game Boy game Amida, also released as Soreyuke! Amida-Kun. Two independent game catalogues distinguish Sofix's development credit from Coconuts Japan's publishing credit. This catalogue currently includes one linked work and does not infer a founding date, wider portfolio, or corporate relationship from that single entry.
Collected games: 1
Sean Garland is linked here to 8Bit Hero on Wii U. A release record identifies Garland as developer and separately names RighteousWeasel as publisher, while contemporary Wii U download coverage describes the title as Garland's debut effort on the platform. The arcade adventure supports local cooperative play while players explore levels, fight enemies and search for hidden items. This catalogue counts one canonical development association and changes a personal-name entry from studio to other. The shared title does not itself prove that the developer and publishing brand were the same legal entity.
Collected games: 1