Tokyo Shoseki is associated here with the Famicom game Ankoku Shinwa - Yamato Takeru Densetsu. In an interview, a Zap developer recalls contracting with Tokyo Shoseki to produce the Famicom and MSX2 title; an independent game record names Zap as developer and Tokyo Shoseki as publisher. The adventure adapts the Japanese manga Ankoku Shinwa. This catalogue counts one canonical publishing link and corrects the company's category to publisher. Commissioning the game is not evidence that Tokyo Shoseki itself wrote its program.

Collected games: 1

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Tenky

Tenky Co. is associated with the Nintendo DS game Mushishi: Amefuru Sato. Two independent game catalogues identify TENKY as developer and Marvelous Entertainment as the Japanese publisher. This catalogue retains the development link without treating the team as publisher or owner of the underlying animated work.

Collected games: 1

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Timelock Studio

video game developer

Collected games: 1

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Ty Taylor & Mario Castañeda

Overview: Not provided

Collected games: 1

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Tindalos Interactive

Tindalos Interactive developed Aliens: Dark Descent. The publisher's product page explicitly credits the studio for development and Focus Entertainment for publication, while Tindalos's own site lists the game among its work. This catalogue currently counts one canonical title across its collected platform editions. An older founding-year claim was not independently rechecked in this credit review and is not repeated in the new description.

Collected games: 1

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Terraglyph Interactive Studios

Terraglyph Interactive Studios is credited on the Nintendo 64 edition of Scooby-Doo! Classic Creep Capers. Platform-specific release catalogues and a game archive identify the studio's development role, while THQ handled publication. This catalogue currently counts one canonical game linked to Terraglyph. The Game Boy Color edition was made by a different team, so the N64 credit is not extended to every version of the title.

Collected games: 1

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Tycoon Game Works

A Japanese game developer associated with Asmik Ace that worked on the Dokapon series, including the Game Boy Color title Millennium Quest.

Collected games: 1

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Tons of Bits

Tons of Bits developed the WiiWare edition of chick chick BOOM. The Australian classification record names the team for both development and publication, while a first-person project postmortem describes its WiiWare production. This catalogue counts one canonical game with both roles. The earlier Flash game was a separate production by Extra Toxic, and the Australian publishing credit does not automatically describe the Japanese Wii release.

Collected games: 1

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Team SolEtude

Italian video game developer

Collected games: 1

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ThinkArts

ThinkArts is linked here to the Nintendo DS title Saiyuki: Kinkaku, Ginkaku no Inbo. Game records credit thinkArts Co.,Ltd. as developer and identify D3Publisher separately as publisher. Based on the 2007 Japanese Saiyuki film, the title presents its character adventure through side-scrolling action stages. The catalogue retains the short display name and one canonical development association without assigning publishing work to the studio. Other titles in an external company listing are not counted as collected games, and the reviewed records do not establish a founding year or wider organizational history.

Collected games: 1