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A Japanese game developer associated with Asmik Ace that worked on the Dokapon series, including the Game Boy Color title Millennium Quest.
Collected games: 1
A Japanese game developer associated with Asmik Ace that worked on the Dokapon series, including the Game Boy Color title Millennium Quest.
Collected games: 1
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video game developer
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MuuMuu is associated here with the original PlayStation game Astronoka. The company's own later announcement lists the title among its works, while a release catalogue credits MuuMuu alongside System Sacom for development and Enix for publication. The game centres on growing unusual vegetables and setting traps against the pests known as Baboo. This catalogue counts one canonical development link. It does not describe a collaborative production as MuuMuu's sole work or transfer the publisher's role to the studio.
Collected games: 1
The one-person Swedish studio founded by Marten Jonsson, which developed the Wii U version of Star Sky, released in Japan as Blue Moon.
Collected games: 1
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American video game developer
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Tons of Bits developed the WiiWare edition of chick chick BOOM. The Australian classification record names the team for both development and publication, while a first-person project postmortem describes its WiiWare production. This catalogue counts one canonical game with both roles. The earlier Flash game was a separate production by Extra Toxic, and the Australian publishing credit does not automatically describe the Japanese Wii release.
Collected games: 1
Ivy Road is linked here to Wanderstop. Nintendo's Switch 2 product page presents the title as a game from Ivy Road and names Annapurna Interactive as publisher. The studio's own site identifies creators including Davey Wreden, Karla Zimonja and musician C418. This profile records the development relationship for the one canonical game currently linked here. The publishing role stays with Annapurna, and a game credit alone is not treated as evidence of the studio's later operating status.
Collected games: 1
American video game developer
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video game development studio
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Implicit Conversions participated in bringing 70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X to PlayStation 4 and other modern platforms. Its own game catalogue lists the project, and its release account describes a collaboration with Bliss Brain and modern-edition features such as rewind, save states, subtitles, and restored video. The catalogue keeps one game-level development link without attributing the original PlayStation production to Implicit Conversions.
Collected games: 1
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