Surge was a Namco Bandai Games publishing label aimed at Western audiences. Contemporary coverage identifies Afro Samurai as the first game to carry it, and a company catalogue records the same association. This catalogue currently counts one canonical game with a Surge publishing credit. The label is not represented as the game's independent developer, nor does its relationship to Namco Bandai alone justify an identity merge.
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Swiss video game publisher
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Dutch game development studio
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Swedish video game developer
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Spanish video game developer
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Steel Penny Games is associated here with the WiiWare title Bruiser & Scratch. Platform records credit it as publisher, while studio coverage and company catalogues support the development credit. The game follows dog Bruiser and cat Scratch through a puzzle adventure in which players manipulate objects and solve staged challenges. This catalogue counts one canonical game in both roles. Mentions of other studio work do not automatically add catalogue associations, and an older nationality statement is not reasserted without separate review.
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Black Market Games is credited with developing the PlayStation 2 bowling game Black Market Bowling, also known as Championship Bowling in other regions. Two independent catalogues list the team for development and Midas Interactive for PS2 publication. A company history describes Black Market Games as a Tantalus Interactive development team; this catalogue keeps the original team credit without treating affiliation alone as proof for an identity merge.
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The Fox Software is linked here to one canonical game, Active Soccer 2 DX. The PlayStation 4 storefront explicitly credits its development and says the purchase also grants the Vita edition, while the studio's own portfolio lists the Active Soccer series. The game is a top-down arcade football title. This profile counts the editions once and does not extend a publishing claim from conflicting storefront fields.
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Asteroid Base presents Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime on its studio site, and Steam credits the team for both development and publication. The cooperative action game has players coordinate a spaceship's controls, weapons and defences. The catalogue currently links one canonical game to Asteroid Base with those two supported roles. Publishing arrangements for particular console regions remain edition-specific and should not be inferred solely from a PC storefront credit.
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Goshow is credited with development of Gladiator Begins for PlayStation Portable. Platform-specific release records name the team, while another catalogue also credits Ancient; Japanese and North American publishing credits differ. This catalogue currently links one canonical work to Goshow as a developer. The available evidence does not establish sole production or a publishing role for the studio in every territory.
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Max Inferno's official press kit says Annie and Lukas founded the studio in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and identifies Max Inferno as developer of A Little to the Left with Secret Mode as publisher. The puzzle game asks players to sort and arrange familiar household objects, sometimes with more than one solution and a cat that disrupts the order. The same kit lists later downloadable expansions, but those are not automatically separate canonical games in this catalogue. This profile currently links one game to Max Inferno in a development role. The existing exact founding year is not established by the checked page and is not presented as a newly verified fact.
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Massive Monster is an independent game-development studio. Its own site lists Cult of the Lamb alongside other projects such as The Adventure Pals. This catalogue currently includes Cult of the Lamb and credits Massive Monster as developer; the catalogue count is not a count of every project the studio has made.
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Japanese video game developer
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