addie software is linked here to Addie no Okurimono: To Moze from Addie on the original PlayStation. A transcription of the Japanese release's staff credits explicitly identifies addie software for game development. The catalogue counts one canonical game, without treating a later PlayStation 3 listing as proof of a separately developed native edition or assigning publishing work to the team.
Collected games: 1
Mad Fellows developed Aaero, a rhythm-action shooter built around tracing paths through music-driven environments. Publisher Wired Productions identifies the team as developer, and the original instruction manual carries its credit. This catalogue currently includes one linked work and distinguishes the verified development role from the publisher and from later games by the studio.
Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
zSlide is credited with developing Hot Pixel in PlayStation Portable game records, which list Atari separately as publisher. This catalogue currently includes that one related game and keeps the developer and publisher roles distinct.
Collected games: 1
Phosphor is the catalogue's short-form entry for the Game Party Champions development credit. Nintendo's product page and Warner Bros.' original announcement both name Phosphor Games as developer of the Wii U title, while WB Games is publisher. The two roles remain separate.
Collected games: 1
GS2 Games is tied to the North American physical PlayStation 4 edition of 1971 Project Helios. A platform release catalogue separates that boxed product and its identifier from an earlier digital edition published by Recotechnology, while a retail listing matches the GS2 physical release. This catalogue counts one canonical game's publishing relationship and classifies GS2 Games as a publisher. The boxed-edition credit is not extended to every digital or regional release.
Collected games: 1
Steam names Blue Backpack as developer of Constance and one of several publishers on its PC listing. Nintendo's UK Switch 2 page instead names btf as publisher and displays Blue Backpack in the game's copyright notice. The two-dimensional adventure uses a paintbrush to navigate an interconnected inner world. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Blue Backpack in a development role. The PC publishing field cannot replace the Switch 2 credit, and work on the same title does not establish that Blue Backpack and btf are one corporate identity.
Collected games: 1
Nnooo is linked here to Blast 'Em Bunnies. The studio's contemporary announcement identifies it as the developer and explicitly includes the PlayStation Vita release; the PlayStation Store names Nnooo as publisher and connects the Vita and PS4 editions. Players defend a burrow against waves of rabbits using vegetable-themed weapons and upgrades earned with in-game coins. The catalogue counts the collected editions as one canonical game and preserves the existing short English display name. The Pty Ltd. legal suffix does not create another company.
Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
Polish video game developer
Collected games: 1
Destructive Creations is linked here to the PlayStation 4 edition of 63 Days. The studio's own site lists the game among its projects and describes its development and publishing activity; the US PlayStation storefront names Destructive Creations Sp z.o.o as publisher of the PS4 edition. Set during the Warsaw Uprising, the game combines tactical stealth, use of the environment and cooperative play. This catalogue counts one canonical game in both roles. The legal-form and brand variants remain existing aliases rather than grounds for a new identity merge or copied edition facts.
Collected games: 1
Sky9 Games is credited with developing the action-adventure game A Knight's Quest. The official Xbox product listing names Sky9 Games as developer and Curve Digital as publisher. This catalogue keeps those roles distinct and currently counts one included game for Sky9 Games.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Kinotrope is linked here to the Japanese PlayStation game B Senjou no Alice: Alice on Borderlines. Version-specific release data names KINOTROPE as developer and Kodansha as publisher for its 1997 launch. The title is an Alice-themed adventure. This catalogue counts one canonical development association. The reviewed record does not establish the studio's founding date, location or connection to other similarly named organizations, so no broader corporate history is inferred.
Collected games: 1
video game developer
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
British video game developer
Collected games: 1
Publisher Fellow Traveller and the Steam listing credit sunset visitor 斜陽過客 with developing 1000xRESIST. In the science-fiction narrative adventure, the player follows Watcher through memories and a secret surrounding the ALLMOTHER, moving between exploration and other storytelling forms. Fellow Traveller describes the Nintendo Switch 2 edition as a free upgrade from the Switch release with enhanced presentation, not evidence of a second independent work. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to the team in a development role. Its traditional-character source credit remains traceable alongside the simplified display name; the separate publisher identity is not absorbed into the studio.
Collected games: 1
Tahoe Software Productions is credited with developing Barbie Super Model.
Collected games: 1