Companies

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Avit

Avit is associated here with the 2000 game Blade. The original Game Boy Color credits expressly name Hal Corp. and Avit, Inc. together as developers and Activision as publisher. That supports Avit's participation in the handheld edition, not sole authorship and not a development claim for the separately produced PlayStation edition. The catalogue counts one canonical game and retains the short display name Avit; the Inc. suffix in the source credit does not create another company entry. These credits do not establish the firm's founding date, other work or organizational history.

Collected games: 1

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Pocket Trap

Nintendo's Switch 2 Edition listing carries Pocket Trap's copyright credit while naming PM Studios as publisher of that edition. The game uses yoyo moves for traversal, action and puzzles across a city; the storefront also offers a base Switch version and an upgrade pack. This catalogue currently links one edition-named canonical game to Pocket Trap in a development role. Whether the edition and base release should share one game identity remains a separate review. The upgrade is not counted as another independent work, and PM Studios' edition-specific publishing role is not assigned to Pocket Trap.

Collected games: 1

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Gammick

Gammick Entertainment is associated here with the canonical game Animal Boxing. Nintendo's European DSiWare page names Gammick Entertainment S.L. as publisher, whereas release records for the earlier US physical Nintendo DS edition name Destineer. Players box animal opponents using touch-screen controls. This catalogue counts one game-level company association without projecting the DSiWare publishing credit onto the US cartridge or repeating an unverified founding-year claim from older catalogue copy.

Collected games: 1

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Top Heavy Studios

Top Heavy Studios is associated here with the original-Xbox edition of The Guy Game. A contemporary shipment report uses the spelling Topheavy Studios for the development team and identifies Gathering as the retail publishing partner; a separate game catalogue retains the same studio credit. This profile counts one canonical game and treats the spacing difference as a display variant, not a second company. It records the development role without turning the title's adult content or subsequent controversy into a promotional claim.

Collected games: 1