Panstasz is the developer behind WORLD OF HORROR, a horror roguelite role-playing game presented in 1-bit graphics. It combines turn-based battles, difficult choices and changing encounters inspired by Junji Ito and H. P. Lovecraft.
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PAM Development is linked here to the Nintendo DS tennis game Top Spin 3. Nintendo's DS product page identifies the studio, and the edition's staff credits contain a named PAM Development group. The catalogue records one canonical game with this checked development relationship. Work on other platform editions and 2K's publishing responsibilities are treated separately rather than inherited from the DS credit. This title-specific profile does not repeat unverified company founding or closure dates.
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Christian Whitehead is an individual game creator, not a studio name. Sega’s official Sonic Mania site features a creator interview with him. This catalogue preserves his personal development credit on Sonic Mania Plus, separate from Headcannon and PagodaWest Games; collaboration on a title is not an identity merge.
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video game developer
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âge is linked here to the visual novel Muv-Luv Alternative: Total Eclipse, a spin-off of Muv-Luv Alternative. An edition-specific PlayStation 3 record identifies âge as developer and 5pb. as publisher. The later remaster's product description also places the work in âge's Muv-Luv creative line. This catalogue counts one canonical game for the checked development connection. It does not transfer 5pb.'s publishing credit or later remaster work to âge, and participation in the franchise is not used to infer unrecorded game associations.
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Nintendo's Canadian listing for Mini Metro on Switch names Radial Games as developer and also lists it in the publisher field for that edition. This catalogue currently records only the development relationship; a separate review is needed before adding the missing publisher role. Mini Metro asks players to draw transit lines for a growing city while balancing passengers and limited resources. The Switch credit must not be turned into a claim of sole authorship of the original game or of work on every platform.
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video game development company formed from the members of a student team called Banana Games
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Nexus Interact is associated here with Kaitei Taisensou!! Treasure World for Game Boy Color. Two independent edition catalogues identify Nexus Interact as developer and Dazz as publisher. The title is presented as an undersea-themed strategy game. This catalogue counts one canonical development association and does not treat a romanized catalogue spelling as evidence for an official translated title. Other platform work, the team's location and its corporate history are not inferred from this one release credit.
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Czech video game publisher
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A Japanese team credited for programming in the original 1991 Famicom manual for Akagawa Jirou no Yurei Ressha.
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Happy Happening is credited as developer of the Wii puzzle game Bust-A-Move Bash! Game records list different publishers across territories, including Majesco, 505 Games and Taito. This catalogue counts one canonical game with a development link and does not turn those regional publishing roles into studio credits. A plural Happy Happenings spelling remains an alias question for separate review.
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Mixtvision Games is linked here to A Juggler's Tale on PlayStation 4. The game's official press kit identifies kaleidoscube as developer and Mixtvision as publisher, and a PS4 release record independently supports that publication credit. The side-scrolling adventure follows the puppet Abby through scenes shaped by strings and stage mechanisms. This catalogue counts one canonical publishing association and corrects the directory category from development studio to publisher. The publishing partnership is not represented as proof that Mixtvision programmed, illustrated or designed the game.
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