Tahoe Software Productions
Tahoe Software Productions is credited with developing Barbie Super Model.
Collected games: 1
Tahoe Software Productions is credited with developing Barbie Super Model.
Collected games: 1
The Fox Software is linked here to one canonical game, Active Soccer 2 DX. The PlayStation 4 storefront explicitly credits its development and says the purchase also grants the Vita edition, while the studio's own portfolio lists the Active Soccer series. The game is a top-down arcade football title. This profile counts the editions once and does not extend a publishing claim from conflicting storefront fields.
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Team Reptile describes itself on its Steam developer page as an independent maker of original games. The Bomb Rush Cyberfunk listing credits it for both development and publication. Players traverse city districts through graffiti, music and trick-based movement while competing with rival crews. The catalogue currently links one canonical game with two supported roles. A former generic founding-year line is not repeated without independent confirmation in this review.
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Technosoft is associated here with the 1994 PlayStation release of Nekketsu Oyako. Release records identify the company as both developer and Japanese publisher of that original edition, whereas a later digital reissue carries a separate Sega publishing credit. The catalogue currently stores only Technosoft's developer-class relationship; the missing original publishing role requires a separate, verified association update. This profile describes the supported title scope without repeating founding or closure years that the reviewed release evidence does not independently establish.
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Steam credits Tour De Pizza with both developing and publishing Pizza Tower on its PC listing. The fast-paced platform game follows Peppino through the tower, rewarding movement, exploration and score-focused play with exaggerated cartoon-inspired visuals. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to the team in development and publishing roles. The verified self-publishing field is specific to the checked storefront, not proof that every later console edition or region has the same commercial arrangement. The prior generic developer description is replaced with the concrete title and bounded credit.
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video game developer
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Colombian video game developer
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British video game developer
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Overview: Not provided
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Team Fusion developed the PlayStation Portable edition of Marvel Nemesis - Rise of the Imperfects. Other platforms had different development teams. This catalogue retains the game-level association, while the existing Xbox source anchor does not establish that Team Fusion made the Xbox edition and needs separate correction.
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American video game developer
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Video game developer
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Overview: Not provided
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Overview: Not provided
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The Pitbull Syndicate Limited is linked here to Big Air for the original PlayStation. Two PlayStation-specific game records name Pitbull Syndicate as developer and Accolade as publisher; the game centres on snowboarding events. This catalogue counts one canonical game with the checked development relationship. It does not assign the publisher's role to the studio or create a second company because the legal name and the existing shorter display name differ. The English display name The Pitbull Syndicate is preserved.
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video game developer
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Team Bondi is linked here to the PlayStation 3 edition of L.A. Noire. Rockstar's original launch announcement says the game was developed by Team Bondi in conjunction with Rockstar Games, and a later official manual lists Team Bondi's staff. The catalogue counts one canonical game for that original development work. Rockstar Leeds' later PC conversion and Rockstar's publishing responsibilities are kept separate.
Collected games: 1
Tuna Technologies is associated with the Game Boy Advance edition of Alien Hominid. The Australian classification record credits Tuna for development of that edition, and an independent company catalogue links the longer Tuna Technologies name to the title. This is an edition-specific contribution, not a claim that the team created the original game or published every release. The catalogue counts one canonical game for this development relationship.
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Contemporary reporting says TalonSoft took on publication and distribution of Jagged Alliance 2 in North America, China and the UK; a release catalogue separately identifies Sirtech Canada as developer of the original Windows game. This profile records the one canonical title linked here as a historical publisher relationship. The tactical strategy game is built around managing a mercenary squad in turn-based battles. That original-release credit must not be extended automatically to later Gold editions, digital reissues or every territory, nor converted into a development credit.
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Team Mental Care appears throughout the Super Famicom credits for Bastard!! Ankoku no Hakaishin, including direction, design, programming and graphics. Cobra Team carries the separate publishing credit. This catalogue represents Team Mental Care as a development-team association without inferring its legal corporate form or unrelated projects.
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