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Slightly Mad Studios

Slightly Mad Studios worked on Need for Speed SHIFT. EA's contemporary announcement explicitly names the studio and describes collaboration with EA Black Box personnel; EA's own game page likewise connects the studio with this racing title. This catalogue counts one canonical game for the development relationship without extending the confirmed console credit to every handheld or mobile adaptation. Founding and closure dates in an older generic description were not reverified and are omitted.

Collected games: 1

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Trigger Happy Interactive

Nintendo's Switch 2 product page identifies Trigger Happy Interactive as developer and Atari as publisher for that listing. The PC Steam listing retains the developer but names Apogee Entertainment as publisher. Total Chaos takes players through the ruined Fort Oasis, combining exploration, scavenging, crafting and encounters with threatening creatures. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Trigger Happy in a development role. The two storefronts demonstrate why a game-level company relationship must not turn a platform-specific publishing field into a universal one. The profile does not claim the team published every release or merge it with another entity merely sharing a game title.

Collected games: 1

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Southend Interactive

Southend Interactive is linked here to the Xbox game Deathrow. Its original credits contain a distinct SouthEnd Interactive production section with programming, art and animation staff; Ubisoft's quality-assurance and publishing roles are separately identified. The game centres on a team-based futuristic arena sport. The catalogue retains one canonical development association without assigning Ubisoft's publishing work to Southend or claiming the studio's entire portfolio from this one title. The former generic country description has been replaced by the specific game credit, while capitalization of SouthEnd is treated as a credit spelling rather than a new identity.

Collected games: 1

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Dancing Dots

Dancing Dots is linked here to one canonical game, Rotastic. The game's Steam listing identifies Dancing Dots as developer and Focus as publisher, while an edition catalogue covering Xbox 360 and PC also credits the team with development. Rotastic is built around swinging movement, item collection and avoiding hazards. This profile describes the checked development connection only; it does not assign Focus's publishing role to Dancing Dots or repeat uncorroborated founding and closure years from an earlier generic description.

Collected games: 1

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FortyFive

FortyFive is associated here with the Game Boy Advance title Meitantei Conan: Nerawareta Tantei. A developer research catalogue credits Fortyfive alongside Making for development and identifies Banpresto as the Japanese publisher; a separate game listing also places Fortyfive in the developer role. This catalogue counts one canonical game for its documented co-production. It does not assign the publisher's role or other Detective Conan titles to this company. The former generic founding-year statement is not repeated without independent evidence.

Collected games: 1