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Page 44 Studios

Page 44 Studios is linked here to one canonical game, The Godfather. Xbox edition data identifies the studio as a developer and Electronic Arts as publisher; a contemporary UK industry report also associates Page 44 with the game's development credit. The imported source combined Headgate Studios and Page 44 Studios, but those are not interchangeable names. This profile describes the checked Xbox connection only, without assigning the PC or later console versions to Page 44 or repeating an independently unverified founding year.

Collected games: 1

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Pronto Games

Pronto Games developed the 2002 Game Boy Advance adaptation of Dungeons & Dragons: Eye of the Beholder. The edition's instruction booklet contains Pronto Games credits, and platform catalogues distinguish the studio from publisher Infogrames. The earlier computer game shares a title but not this development credit. This catalogue counts one canonical game linked to Pronto Games and does not attribute the original production or publishing work to the studio.

Collected games: 1

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Hidden Floor

Hidden Floor is associated here with the Game Boy Advance game Back to Stone. Release records name the team as developer while publication differs across regions. The protagonist gains an ability to turn enemies to stone after demonic experiments and uses it in combat and puzzles. This catalogue counts one canonical development link; regional publication is not attributed to Hidden Floor, and a broader company history is not inferred from this single verified title.

Collected games: 1

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Tokyo Shoseki

Tokyo Shoseki is associated here with the Famicom game Ankoku Shinwa - Yamato Takeru Densetsu. In an interview, a Zap developer recalls contracting with Tokyo Shoseki to produce the Famicom and MSX2 title; an independent game record names Zap as developer and Tokyo Shoseki as publisher. The adventure adapts the Japanese manga Ankoku Shinwa. This catalogue counts one canonical publishing link and corrects the company's category to publisher. Commissioning the game is not evidence that Tokyo Shoseki itself wrote its program.

Collected games: 1

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Hempuli

Arvi Teikari's own press page describes his game-making work under the Hempuli name and lists Baba Is You among his releases. Steam uses the commercial credit Hempuli Oy in both its developer and publisher fields. The puzzle game lets players push word blocks that form rules, changing what objects do and how a level can be solved. This catalogue currently displays one canonical game with development and publication relationships under Hempuli. The personal handle and the company-form storefront credit should be documented as observed, not silently collapsed into an unverified legal-identity or company-type decision.

Collected games: 1

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fuzz

fuzz Inc. lists Fate/stay night REMASTERED among its contract-development work and describes its contribution specifically as porting development for Steam and Nintendo Switch. The Steam product page lists TYPE-MOON and fuzz together in the remaster's developer field. fuzz also works with real-time graphics, games and applications, but those services do not make it the creator of the 2004 original or the owner of TYPE-MOON's work. This catalogue currently has one game-level development relationship for fuzz, whose supporting evidence is edition and platform scoped. The existing shortened English display name is acknowledged without treating it as a separate company.

Collected games: 1

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Minakata Dynamics

Minakata Dynamics identifies itself as an independent Japanese game developer in the privacy notice on the RAILGRADE site, while its official Steam publisher page presents the game. RAILGRADE is about laying tracks, scheduling trains and moving resources to meet industrial objectives. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Minakata Dynamics in a development role. A team-operated storefront page does not establish identical publishing arrangements for every territory or platform, so no extra game-company relationship is added. The checked material also does not establish a founding year or staffing level.

Collected games: 1