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Powerhead Games

Powerhead Games developed the Nintendo DS edition of Backyard Sports: Rookie Rush. Publisher Atari's contemporary announcement explicitly assigns the Wii and Xbox 360 editions to HB Studios instead, and a developer's project account corroborates Powerhead's DS work. This catalogue counts the game once as a canonical title, while keeping its edition-specific production credits distinct. Founding and location details from an older generic profile were not independently verified in this review and are not repeated.

Collected games: 1

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Kiddo Dev

Kiddo Dev represents the creator Kiddo, identified as João Victor in eastasiasoft's contemporary release announcement. He began development of 0 Degrees in 2019; NerdGames later supported the project, while eastasiasoft ported and published the console editions. This catalogue counts one canonical game for the development relationship and classifies the personal credit as other rather than studio. The co-development and porting work are not attributed solely to Kiddo.

Collected games: 1

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Brownies

Brownies includes Doraemon Story of Seasons in its own product catalogue, and a contemporary studio post describes the Nintendo Switch release as one of its projects with Brownies development staff. The farming game brings Doraemon characters and gadgets into the Story of Seasons format. This catalogue links one canonical game to Brownies in a development role. Bandai Namco's product material also names Marvelous, so Brownies' own project history should not erase collaborators. The site's single associated game is not the studio's full output and does not transfer Bandai Namco's publishing role to Brownies.

Collected games: 1

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Seed Sparkle Lab

Seed Sparkle Lab is linked here to Starsand Island. Nintendo's US product page explicitly lists the team as both developer and publisher for the Nintendo Switch 2 edition and dates that edition to August 2026. The game presents an island-life setting with farming, exploration and relationships with residents. This profile preserves the two supported roles for one canonical game while keeping that store page's release date and platform scope separate from other editions or earlier access periods.

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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Kronos Digital

Kronos Digital Entertainment is associated here with Dark Rift. Edition-focused Nintendo 64 catalogues identify Kronos as the developer and Vic Tokai as publisher. The game is a one-on-one fighter presented in three-dimensional arenas. This profile counts one canonical game for the checked development relationship and replaces an earlier generic country-and-date description with work-specific context. Accessible sources disagree about the studio's precise founding year, so this copy does not repeat an unverified founding or closure date.

Collected games: 1

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Hi-Bit Studios

Hi-Bit Studios is the developer credited for 198X. The official Japanese product page describes its sequence of arcade-inspired game segments, identifies Hi-Bit Studios for development and 8-4 for publication, and lists PlayStation 4 among the supported formats. It also locates the team in Stockholm, Sweden. This catalogue links one canonical game, currently titled 198 X locally. The profile does not infer separate porting assignments, publishing in every territory, or additional collected titles from this single game relationship.

Collected games: 1