Funsoft appears in European PlayStation release data for Battle Arena Toshinden. The game was developed by another team, and publication varied by territory, so this catalogue's one-game association is described only as a regional publishing credit. Sources use Funsoft Inc. and Funsoft GmbH forms; this review does not establish a legal-entity identity between them or infer worldwide publication from a single regional listing.
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video game developer
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CI Games announced Hexworks in 2020 as a fantasy action-RPG studio with teams in Barcelona and Bucharest. The official Lords of the Fallen studio page identifies Hexworks as developer of the 2023 release. This catalogue currently links that one canonical game in a development role. The similarly titled 2014 game is a different production and is not attributed to Hexworks, while CI Games remains a distinct parent and publishing organization. The previous Spain-only sentence is replaced with the documented two-city structure and the verified work.
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Japanese game distribution platform
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video game publisher
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Abel Software was a Japanese game-development brand credited with the PSP version of Juujigen Rippoutai Cipher Portable.
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Haunted Bees Productions presents Blockara on its own website, which explicitly lists Wii U among the game's platforms. Its self-published itch page also attributes the title to the team. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to the company; the wider portfolio shown on its site is not counted as locally collected work. An imported Wii U credit concatenates the studio name with a creator's name, so the profile does not treat that malformed string as a separate company identity.
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Zoonami is linked here to Bonsai Barber. Nintendo's WiiWare product page and contemporary article explicitly name Zoonami as developer, while Nintendo is the publisher. Players use the Wii Remote to trim and style a cast of plant-like customers. The catalogue counts one canonical development association and preserves the existing shorter English display name, rather than creating another entity for the legal suffix. Nintendo's pages document this particular game and its controls; they do not assign the publisher's other releases to Zoonami.
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English game developing company
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Enhance identifies Resonair and Monstars among the developers of Tetris Effect: Connected and separately describes Stage Games' additional coding and networking work. Resonair's team site also records members' contributions to the Tetris Effect music and art. The game brings audiovisual responses and connected modes to familiar Tetris play. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Resonair in a development role. The collaborators remain separate entities: a slash-delimited source credit is not proof that three teams are one company, nor that Resonair alone made every part of the release.
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KRAFTON's own team article describes PUBG STUDIOS staff working on PUBG: Battlegrounds, while the current Steam product field still displays the historical developer name PUBG Corporation. The battle-royale game centres on scavenging, movement and survival across a large map. This catalogue links one canonical game to PUBG Studios in a development role. The present team name does not rewrite the game's original launch-era credit, and KRAFTON's ownership does not automatically make the parent the credited developer. Any identity mapping between older and newer company names needs a separate reviewed decision.
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Micott & Basara is credited on the Japanese Game Boy Advance release of BB Ball. Two independent game catalogues identify the same name for both development and publishing. This catalogue counts the title as one work despite its two roles and does not infer additional business activity or a founding date from the single verified game.
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Pixel Lantern is linked here to the shooter Akinofa. Steam identifies the label as developer and publisher of its PC edition, while the PlayStation 4 listing retains a Pixel Lantern copyright credit and names Erdem Sen separately as publisher. The catalogue therefore keeps one canonical development relationship without transferring PC publishing to PlayStation 4 or counting each edition as another game. The title features an undead fish, shooting and persistent upgrades; these product pages do not establish a wider corporate chronology.
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Carbonated Games is linked here to UNO Rush for Xbox 360. Two release listings credit the team as developer and Microsoft Game Studios separately as publisher. The game adapts UNO's card rules and lets players arrange cards during opponents' turns for faster play. The catalogue retains one canonical development association rather than assigning Microsoft's publishing role to the studio. A generic imported description and unreviewed closure-year statement are replaced with evidence tied to this specific title; the sources do not establish the company's full history.
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