Slant Six Games collaborated with Capcom on Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. Capcom's official announcement identifies the studio in the development partnership, and its annual report confirms that collaboration. This catalogue counts one canonical game linked to Slant Six Games as developer. The credit does not imply sole production or transfer Capcom's publishing responsibility to the studio.

Collected games: 1

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Shogakukan

Overview: Not provided

Collected games: 1

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Squimball Studios

Squimball Studios is linked here to the Xbox 360 title Claw Machine Arcade, built around operating several types of claw machine. Xbox 360-specific records identify Squimball as both developer and publisher. The catalogue counts this as one canonical game with those checked roles; the profile does not infer additional collected titles from the game's storefront or genre.

Collected games: 1

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Santa

Santa Entertainment is credited with developing the Nintendo 3DS rhythm game Gabrielle's Ghostly Groove 3D. Publishing credits differ by region, so this catalogue describes Santa Entertainment's role as development rather than assigning it every release's publishing role.

Collected games: 1

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Satur

video game developer

Collected games: 1

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Similis

Overview: Not provided

Collected games: 1

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Strangelite

Overview: Not provided

Collected games: 1

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SPS

SPS appears in development records for the Mega Drive/Genesis edition of Bonanza Bros., and a broader game catalogue also lists the company among contributors to the title. This catalogue retains one canonical-game development link. The collected Wii edition is a later Virtual Console release; the older credit does not prove that SPS made the Wii reissue or the original arcade game. A previous founding-year statement was not rechecked in this title review and is not repeated.

Collected games: 1

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Slightly Mad Studios

Slightly Mad Studios worked on Need for Speed SHIFT. EA's contemporary announcement explicitly names the studio and describes collaboration with EA Black Box personnel; EA's own game page likewise connects the studio with this racing title. This catalogue counts one canonical game for the development relationship without extending the confirmed console credit to every handheld or mobile adaptation. Founding and closure dates in an older generic description were not reverified and are omitted.

Collected games: 1

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Smart Bomb Interactive

Smart Bomb Interactive developed Snoopy Flying Ace for Xbox 360. Platform-specific game records distinguish the studio's development credit from publication by Microsoft Game Studios. This catalogue currently counts one canonical game linked to the team. The legal-suffix form Smart Bomb Interactive, Inc. is not treated as a separate developer, and the credit is not extended to unrelated Snoopy titles or to a publishing role.

Collected games: 1

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Squire Games

Overview: Not provided

Collected games: 1

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Southend Interactive

Southend Interactive is linked here to the Xbox game Deathrow. Its original credits contain a distinct SouthEnd Interactive production section with programming, art and animation staff; Ubisoft's quality-assurance and publishing roles are separately identified. The game centres on a team-based futuristic arena sport. The catalogue retains one canonical development association without assigning Ubisoft's publishing work to Southend or claiming the studio's entire portfolio from this one title. The former generic country description has been replaced by the specific game credit, while capitalization of SouthEnd is treated as a credit spelling rather than a new identity.

Collected games: 1

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Sanrio Digital

video game developer

Collected games: 1

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Santos

Santos appears as both developer and publisher in records for the PlayStation game AirGrave. This catalogue currently includes that one related title and does not infer a longer legal identity or other activities from the short credit name.

Collected games: 1

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Sennari Interactive

Sennari Interactive is credited with developing the Game Boy Advance game Driver 2 Advance in a contemporaneous announcement and a later game record. This catalogue preserves that handheld-game developer credit without extending it to other versions of Driver 2.

Collected games: 1