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Ember Lab

Ember Lab says it was founded in 2009 by Mike and Josh Grier in California, drawing on film and animation alongside game development. Kena: Bridge of Spirits was its debut game and is the one canonical title currently linked here. The studio's physical-edition FAQ describes its own work preparing the digital launch while identifying Maximum Games as a partner for PS4 and PS5 physical distribution. This profile preserves the checked development and publishing context without extending those claims to an unverified platform edition.

Collected games: 1

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OXiAB Game Studio

OXiAB Game Studio is associated here with the Wii U game Canvaleon. Nintendo's product page names OXiAB as publisher, and a founder's interview recounts how the team conceived and developed the title before bringing it to Wii U. Players guide the chameleon Canvas and use painted camouflage colours to blend into environments and avoid hazards. The catalogue counts one canonical game for its development and publishing roles, without adding other projects mentioned in the interview. The closure year in the former generic profile is not established by the reviewed sources and is not repeated; legal details and later organizational status remain unverified.

Collected games: 1

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Pegasus Japan

Pegasus Japan is linked here to America Oudan Ultra-Quiz for the original PlayStation. Two edition-specific catalogues credit Pegasus Japan with development and Victor Interactive Software with publication. The title adapts a Japanese television quiz show into a question-and-answer competition. This catalogue records one canonical development association. The same name also appears on other platforms and later reissues, but their edition details are not treated as evidence for the PlayStation release without separate review.

Collected games: 1

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Frozen Codebase

Frozen Codebase, LLC is associated here with BurgerTime World Tour. Original Xbox 360 credits identify a studio team covering programming, art, design, sound and additional development support, with Konami and MonkeyPaw Games credited separately in publishing and quality-assurance contexts. The catalogue counts one canonical game for the documented development relationship. Those specific Xbox 360 personnel credits are not automatically applied to every later PlayStation 3 or Wii edition. The existing short English display name is retained without inventing a founding history or current operating status.

Collected games: 1

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Joycity

Joycity Corporation developed and published 3on3 FreeStyle. Its own announcement for the PlayStation 4 open beta describes both roles, while the PlayStation storefront identifies the company on the game listing. This catalogue counts one canonical game with development and publishing links; later platform updates are not counted as separate works. The existing shorter Joycity display name remains a valid name variant, not a different company in this review.

Collected games: 1

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Gamecock Media Group

Gamecock Media Group is linked here to Dementium: The Ward. In a contemporary interview a company founder expressly distinguished Gamecock's publishing role from Renegade Kid's development work; release records identify Gamecock for the North American Nintendo DS edition, with other companies on later regional releases. The catalogue counts one canonical game for that publishing association and classifies this entry as a publisher, not a studio. It does not attribute game development or every regional edition to Gamecock.

Collected games: 1