Progress Software
Progress Software developed the Xbox game Jockey's Road according to contemporaneous coverage of the title. The publisher is credited separately. This catalogue currently associates the team with that one game.
Collected games: 1
Progress Software developed the Xbox game Jockey's Road according to contemporaneous coverage of the title. The publisher is credited separately. This catalogue currently associates the team with that one game.
Collected games: 1
British game studio
Collected games: 1
Four Circle Interactive is linked here to one canonical game, 10 Second Ninja X. A developer-authored PlayStation Blog post discusses the PS4 and PS Vita editions and their short, timed stages. Contemporary coverage independently names Four Circle Interactive as developer and Curve Digital as publisher. The profile retains the checked development credit without assigning Curve's publishing role, or the responsibilities of other platform editions, to the studio.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
FlukeDude is a development credit associated with The Impossible Game. Its official mobile listing traces the title back to Xbox Live Indie Games. Storefronts also use FlukeGames branding; this catalogue does not assume those names prove a single legal entity.
Collected games: 1
Hiro Co., Ltd. is linked here to the Game Boy edition of Daisenryaku. Independent Japanese game and product catalogues identify Hiro as the publisher of this handheld release. The catalogue counts one canonical game for that checked publishing role and classifies the entry as a publisher. The edition's actual development team and other platforms' Daisenryaku releases are not inferred from this credit.
Collected games: 1
Inre is associated with the PlayStation Vita title ChuSingura 46+1 V. The edition publisher's official product page credits Inre for the original work and production cooperation, separately from the publishing brand; an independent catalogue also records a development association. This catalogue keeps one game-level production relationship. It does not assign Vita publication to Inre or flatten original creation and edition-specific adaptation into an identical credit.
Collected games: 1
Swordfish Studios is credited with developing 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand for PlayStation 3. Edition records use the fuller Swordfish Studios Limited name, and contemporary coverage of THQ taking over the title separately identifies the studio's work on both PS3 and Xbox 360. This catalogue counts one canonical game with a checked development role. The change of planned publisher from Sierra to THQ is not presented as a change of developer; title-specific information replaces a generic historical placeholder.
Collected games: 1
British video game developer
Collected games: 1
Hoplite Research, LLC was a US game developer that co-developed Jett Tailfin with Ilusis.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
7seventh chord is credited for development of the Nintendo DS game All Kamen Rider - Rider Generation. Game records distinguish this credit from Bandai Namco's publishing role. This catalogue currently counts that one related title.
Collected games: 1
Sacnoth is associated here with the PlayStation 2 role-playing game Shadow Hearts. Edition credits and a contemporary manual support the studio's development role. The game follows a party through a historical-fantasy adventure with story-driven combat. This catalogue records one canonical development association, keeping publishing labels and later successor names separate unless individually verified.
Collected games: 1
Pixel Heart Studio is linked here to the top-down adventure Airoheart. Publishing partner SOEDESCO identifies Samuel North's studio as the developer and describes its collaboration on the title, with SOEDESCO taking the publishing role. The game combines map exploration, real-time combat and puzzles in pixel art. This catalogue records one canonical development association across its collected editions rather than treating each release as a new work. The studio's own site explains the game's design direction, but neither source is used to invent sales figures, awards or unreviewed follow-up projects.
Collected games: 1
Nintendo's UK listing names Fulqrum Publishing as publisher of the Switch edition of Ion Fury. Fulqrum's later announcement for the Aftershock expansion separately names 3D Realms and developer Voidpoint. This catalogue links Fulqrum to one canonical game in a publisher role, with the checked storefront scope kept explicit. The credit does not establish that Fulqrum developed Ion Fury or exclusively published every platform, territory or earlier release.
Collected games: 1
Ubisoft's Heroes of Might and Magic III page identifies New World Computing as developer. The fantasy strategy game combines towns, heroes, resource management, map exploration and turn-based battles. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to the historical studio in a development role; it is not a complete account of the company's past releases. A later rights holder, storefront operator or reissue publisher is a separate fact from the original development credit. This profile therefore does not transfer New World Computing's work to a successor or treat every re-release as one undifferentiated edition.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
FunTown World is linked here to the Xbox Live Arcade title FunTown Mahjong. An Xbox 360 edition record names FunTown World Limited as developer, and a contemporary public filing documents FunTown's work with Microsoft on a mahjong product for that console. The catalogue counts one canonical game for this development connection and retains the studio classification. Microsoft's platform publishing responsibilities are separate from FunTown's developer credit. The word World in the company name does not establish responsibility for every regional release or for unrelated mahjong games.
Collected games: 1
Yumedia is linked here to Coron Land on the Super Famicom. Japanese edition catalogues identify Yumedia as publisher. This profile records one canonical publishing association and corrects the previous generic studio classification. It does not infer the development team, company history or unrelated regional releases from this single publishing credit.
Collected games: 1