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Mekensleep Touch SARL is the company Nintendo credits with developing the Nintendo DS game Awa Tama.
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Mekensleep Touch SARL is the company Nintendo credits with developing the Nintendo DS game Awa Tama.
Collected games: 1
Rundisc's website presents its team in Toulouse and projects including Varion and Chants of Sennaar. Focus Entertainment separately identifies Rundisc as developer of Chants of Sennaar and itself as publisher. In the language-puzzle adventure, players study writing, surroundings and people's behavior to bridge communities while exploring a tower. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Rundisc in a development role, not the team's complete output. The former nationality-and-year sentence is replaced by supported work and credit information; the publishing partner remains a separate entity.
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Front Wing created the original Windows version of The Fruit of Grisaia. Prototype's official PSP product page identifies that origin while describing added art and voice content for the handheld edition. This catalogue retains Front Wing's game-level development association without treating the original credit as proof that it performed every part of the PSP port.
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MINTROCKET is the game development studio behind Dave the Diver. The game combines daytime ocean exploration with running a sushi restaurant at night, bringing adventure and management systems together. The studio’s official site presents its games and related content.
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American video game developer
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Cranky Pants Games is linked here to the Xbox edition of Evil Dead: Regeneration. Its production credits explicitly name the team as developer, while the original release was published by THQ. The game places Evil Dead character Ash in an action-horror adventure built around combat and progression through hostile areas. This catalogue counts one canonical development association. The publishing role remains separate, and a corporate descriptor in the credits is not used to infer an identity merge or a full company history.
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Japanese videogame publisher
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American video game developer (2001–2014)
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South korean video game developer
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Japanese video game developer
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Virtual Toys is linked here to the 2004 game High Rollers Casino. Xbox release records credit Virtual Toys alongside Cinemaware for development and identify separate publishing entities and a publishing label. This supports a co-development relationship to one canonical game, not sole production or publishing. The title credit does not establish the company's wider catalogue or the founding and closure years stated in the previous generic profile, so those claims are not repeated.
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