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Apollo Software

Apollo Software is linked here to the PlayStation 3 game Battle Princess of Arcadias. A contemporary interview with representatives of Apollo, Nippon Ichi Software and Mebius explains that Apollo proposed the project and that the three companies developed it together; Nippon Ichi handled publication. The game combines side-scrolling action combat with troop-command systems. This catalogue records Apollo's participation as one canonical development association, not sole authorship or publishing responsibility. The interview documents this collaboration but does not establish every regional edition or the company's complete output.

Collected games: 1

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uvula

uvula's official game page presents to a T as an episodic adventure about a thirteen-year-old whose body has the shape of the letter T. Players explore a seaside town and meet family, friends and other residents through everyday activities and an unfolding mystery. The page carries a uvula LLC rights notice, while an interview on the studio's site describes uvula as Keita Takahashi's own studio. This catalogue links one canonical game to uvula as developer. Takahashi's work on earlier titles belongs to his personal career and is not automatically uvula company output. The current country scalar is not independently established by these pages and is not repeated as a new fact here.

Collected games: 1

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Famous Gamous

Famous Gamous is linked here to the Wii U eShop title B3 Game Expo For Bees. Contemporary coverage and a review identify the team as developer and credit it with the North American publication; another regional listing names a different publisher, so that role is not generalized worldwide. The game turns a video-game convention into a bee-themed setting, with a security bee exploring the venue through first-person shooting and investigation. The catalogue counts one canonical title while retaining the regional boundary of its publishing evidence.

Collected games: 1

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Zoink

Electronic Arts' announcement calls the developer of Fe Zoink Games and places the release under EA Originals. The wordless forest adventure centers on a small creature that explores and communicates with other beings through sound. This catalogue's existing entity is named Zoink and currently links one canonical game in a development role. The announcement supports that work relationship, but this batch does not rename the canonical company or infer its later corporate history. EA's publishing role stays with EA rather than being transferred to the studio.

Collected games: 1