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KnapNok Games

KnapNok Games is linked here to the Wii U title Affordable Space Adventures. In Nintendo's developer interview, KnapNok and Nifflas' Games describe themselves as separate collaborators: KnapNok handled console development while Nifflas contributed creative direction. Nintendo's product page credits both developers. The catalogue counts one canonical game for KnapNok's collaboration and does not present it as sole creator or merge a similarly spelled company record without identity review.

Collected games: 1

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Autumn Games

Autumn Games is linked here to the fighting game Skullgirls. A pre-release PlayStation feature names Autumn as a publishing partner and Reverge Labs as the development team; a separate Marvelous release also places Autumn with the early PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 downloadable editions. This catalogue counts one canonical game for that publishing relationship and corrects the company type from studio to publisher. Later platform editions have their own development, porting and regional publication arrangements, so the original credit is not generalized to every edition.

Collected games: 1

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Dynamighty

Dynamighty is linked here to CounterSpy. Co-founder David Nottingham introduced the independent studio and its first game on the official PlayStation Blog, explicitly including PlayStation Vita among the planned platforms; a later release announcement also covers the Vita edition. The game uses a Cold War spy setting for side-scrolling infiltration, combat and sabotage. This catalogue counts one canonical game across collected platforms. The team's development account does not establish that it published every edition.

Collected games: 1

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SouthPAW Games

NEOWIZ's official page for Skul: The Hero Slayer names SouthPAW Games as developer and NEOWIZ separately as publisher. The side-scrolling action game follows a small skeleton that can exchange skulls to gain different abilities and combat styles while moving through changing challenges. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to SouthPAW in a development role. That collected count is not a complete portfolio, and the publisher's marketing and distribution identity must not be represented as the development studio. Generic English developer copy and country-only Chinese copy are replaced with a directly supported account of the work and the team's role.

Collected games: 1

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Tuna Technologies

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.

Collected games: 1