Bimboosoft is linked here to the PlayStation 3 strategy role-playing game Battle of Tiles EX. Its own product page describes the PS3 edition, and platform release data name Bimboosoft as both developer and publisher. Players buy and arrange unit tiles for largely automatic battles and repeated runs. The catalogue counts one canonical game with these checked roles rather than counting an earlier computer edition as another work.
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Polish video game developer
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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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Babylon Software is linked here to the Xbox game Furious Karting. Platform release catalogues identify the team as developer while publication is attributed to Atari and Infogrames entities. The game is a kart racer in which players compete on tracks and use power-ups against opponents. This catalogue counts one canonical development association rather than assigning the publishing role to Babylon Software. The reviewed material concerns this title, so it is not used to invent a founding date, location or broader company history.
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The contemporary X-COM: UFO Defense manual credits game design and programming to Mythos Games Limited. MicroProse appears separately in its publishing and copyright material. This profile records Mythos Games' supported development relationship to the one canonical title currently linked here. The two names occur together in imported evidence, but that does not make them one company or transfer MicroProse's publishing role to Mythos.
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Special FX is linked here to the film-licensed game Hudson Hawk. Game records credit Special FX Software with development, and a developer interview discusses the team's work on the title. The Game Boy and computer editions involved different individual programmers, so one game name should not erase edition-level production detail. Players guide the title character past hazards and guards while pursuing stolen objects. The catalogue records one canonical development association, while Ocean and Sony Imagesoft retain their distinct regional publishing roles. The short display name corresponds to the fuller studio credit but does not by itself establish the team's entire history or any other corporate identity.
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AMATA Games' official press kit and release notice identify AMATA K.K. as publisher of NOSTALGIC TRAIN on consoles and Tatamibeya (畳部屋) as developer. The game unfolds through walking, exploration and story discovery in a rural Japanese town and railway setting. This catalogue currently records one canonical game in a publishing role for AMATA. The display label, legal entity and any internal brand relationship require their own identity evidence, and the developer's creative work is not reassigned to the publisher.
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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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Onion Software is credited with developing the 1990 Game Boy game Hong Kong. Platform-specific release data identifies Onion Software as developer and Tokuma Shoten as publisher, while an independent company record also links the team to the title. This catalogue currently counts one canonical game for the studio. The available evidence is about that work and edition, not a basis for inventing a founding date, current status, or further catalogue credits.
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No Pest Productions is linked here to one canonical game, A Bastard's Tale. The official PC listing credits the name for both development and publication, while the PlayStation 4 storefront names Jens Kolhammar trading as No Pest Production for that edition's publication. The side-scrolling action game centres on parrying and close combat. This profile preserves the trade-name variation without multiplying the company or the game.
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