Companies

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Wargaming

video game development company

Collected games: 2

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WizarBox

French video game developer

Collected games: 2

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Wales Interactive

video game publisher

Collected games: 2

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Wētā Workshop

Wētā Workshop is a creative company working across design, fabrication and entertainment experiences. Its Game Studio developed Tales of the Shire, a cosy Hobbit life simulation published by Fictions, with home decoration, gardening, fishing and village life.

Collected games: 2

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Wishfully

Swedish indie video game development studio

Collected games: 1

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William Chyr Studio

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Collected games: 1

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William Cheek

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Collected games: 1

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WillPlus

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Collected games: 1

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Wishes Ultd.

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Collected games: 1

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Wave

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Collected games: 1

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Witchcraft

Witchcraft Inc. is linked here to the PlayStation Portable game Heroes Phantasia. Independent specialist records identify Witchcraft as developer and place publication with the Banpresto/Bandai Namco organization. The game brings together characters from several anime properties, but a development credit does not transfer ownership of those characters or their source works to the studio. This catalogue counts one canonical game and does not infer identity with unrelated businesses using the same name, or an unsupported founding history.

Collected games: 1

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Washbear Studio

Washbear Studio presents Parkasaurus on its own site, while Xbox credits Washbear as developer of Parkasaurus: Dinoluxe Edition and names Atari/Infogrames as publisher. The game lets players build and manage a dinosaur park. This catalogue currently links Washbear to the Dinoluxe Edition as one canonical game. The profile therefore records the development relationship and keeps the edition's separate publishing credit distinct, without treating one listing as a complete account of every platform port or studio release.

Collected games: 1

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Wavedge

The game developer credited on the PlayStation Beyblade release.

Collected games: 1

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We Create Stuff

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Collected games: 1

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Widescreen Games

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Collected games: 1

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Witch Beam

Witch Beam is an independent Australian game-development team. Its game Unpacking uses the act of placing belongings in new homes to reveal a life story. The studio’s own release announcement describes the game and its launch. This catalogue links Witch Beam to Unpacking as developer and counts only the included game.

Collected games: 1

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Westone

Westone is linked here to the Super Nintendo game Dark Half. Its staff credits explicitly say 'Original Game Westone', while an independent SNES release record lists West One as developer and Enix as publisher. This catalogue records one canonical game with a checked development relationship. The spacing variation in the developer name is treated as an edition-credit clue, not as a basis for merging unrelated company records or transferring Enix's publishing work to Westone.

Collected games: 1

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WizByte Games

WizByte Games is linked to development and publication of Chroma Blast on Wii U. Independent game catalogues name the team for the title, with one platform-specific record listing it as both developer and North American publisher. This catalogue currently counts one canonical game with a publishing link. The regional release evidence is not extended into an unsupported claim of worldwide distribution.

Collected games: 1

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WZO Games

Will O'Neill's game company, identified in the PlayStation Vita announcement for Actual Sunlight.

Collected games: 1

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Working Designs

Working Designs is associated here with one canonical game, Alundra. The manual for the 1998 North American PlayStation edition explicitly names Working Designs as publisher. A later PSone Classics digital release became available on PlayStation 3 under a separate publishing arrangement. This profile records the historical North American publication, without transferring every region, that later digital edition, or Matrix Software's development to Working Designs.

Collected games: 1