Killaware is associated with the Nintendo DS mystery adventure Another Time Another Leaf - Kagami no Naka no Tantei. Nintendo's Japanese product page includes KILLAWARE in the copyright notice and identifies Arc System Works as the seller. This catalogue retains Killaware's development credit separately.

Collected games: 1

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Lince Works

video game developer

Collected games: 1

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Softie

Softie is credited with developing the Nintendo Entertainment System version of Classic Concentration by two independent game catalogues. This catalogue currently links the company to that one game; the credit is not automatically extended to other platforms' editions bearing the same title.

Collected games: 1

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Pulsatrix Studios

Brazilian video game developer

Collected games: 1

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The Pitbull Syndicate

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.

Collected games: 1

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Astrosaurus Games

Astrosaurus Games is associated here with Collateral Thinking for Wii U. In a contemporary interview, founder Neil Armstrong described the studio as a one-person development effort and this title as his first full commercial game. Nintendo's European product page names Astrosaurus Games as publisher. The game presents quick, single-screen arcade-platform challenges involving hazards, blueprints and rescues. This catalogue counts one canonical title and keeps the documented European publishing credit within its regional scope.

Collected games: 1

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Blue Monkey Studios

Blue Monkey Studios is credited on the PlayStation 2 edition of Barbie in The 12 Dancing Princesses. Two independent platform-specific credit records identify the Blue Monkey development team. This catalogue counts one canonical game linked to the studio, but the evidence here concerns the PS2 edition. The same title's other platform versions must be checked separately rather than inheriting this development credit.

Collected games: 1

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Striking Distance Studios

American video game developer

Collected games: 1

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kkzero

Overview: Not provided

Collected games: 1

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Codeglue

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Collected games: 1

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The Wandering Band

video game developer

Collected games: 1

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Little Stone Software

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Collected games: 1

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Team Bondi

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

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Stormteller Games

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Collected games: 1

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ScottGames

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Collected games: 1