Hello Games is an independent UK game-development studio and publisher. Its own company page describes the creation of No Man’s Sky. This catalogue counts No Man’s Sky as one canonical game even where multiple platform releases exist, and preserves the studio’s developer and publisher roles separately.
Collected games: 1
video game developer
Collected games: 1
ThinkArts is linked here to the Nintendo DS title Saiyuki: Kinkaku, Ginkaku no Inbo. Game records credit thinkArts Co.,Ltd. as developer and identify D3Publisher separately as publisher. Based on the 2007 Japanese Saiyuki film, the title presents its character adventure through side-scrolling action stages. The catalogue retains the short display name and one canonical development association without assigning publishing work to the studio. Other titles in an external company listing are not counted as collected games, and the reviewed records do not establish a founding year or wider organizational history.
Collected games: 1
video game publisher
Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
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Slick Entertainment developed Scrap Metal for Xbox Live Arcade. In a contemporary interview, a team programmer discussed the game's engine, vehicle physics and production, and an independent game record corroborates the studio credit. This catalogue currently counts one canonical title linked to Slick. The existing short English display-name variant is preserved in data while the profile copy uses the full studio name.
Collected games: 1
DK Games is credited with developing Animates.
Collected games: 1
Gravity-i is associated here with the Game Boy Advance edition of Deal or No Deal, an adaptation of the television game show. Release records identify Gravity-i Ltd. for development and Destination Software for publication. The catalogue counts one canonical game with a checked GBA development role. The television property also has other game adaptations, but their development and regional publishing credits are not inferred from this single handheld release.
Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
ZeichiGames published Saint Seiya - El regreso del Fénix for Game Boy Color on itch.io, including an English ROM named Knights of the Zodiac - The Phoenix Returns. The creator page names ZeichiGames as author. This catalogue retains its development and self-publication links while describing the title as a fan project, not an officially licensed Saint Seiya release.
Collected games: 1
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Spanish video game company
Collected games: 1
video game development studio
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
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former German video game development studio
Collected games: 1
Digital Zero, Inc. is associated here with the PlayStation 2 fighting game All-Star Fighters. Its original credits contain a distinct DigitalZero development group covering direction, planning, programming and character models; regional release listings identify separate publishers in Japan and Europe. The catalogue retains one canonical development relationship and the existing shortened English display name, Digital Zero. The reviewed credits do not establish a broader corporate chronology or transfer publishing duties to the development team.
Collected games: 1
British video game development company
Collected games: 1
American video game developer and publisher
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1