Big Corporation, also rendered BigCorporation in release catalogues, is credited with developing and publishing BloodyCheckers for Xbox Live Indie Games. Two independent Xbox 360 listings support those roles. This catalogue counts one linked work across both credits and does not infer a founding date, team size, or additional legal identity from the spelling variants.
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German video game developer
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The independent studio behind Animal Gods, including its announced Wii U version.
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American indie game developer
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Japanese video game company
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Pixpil is the Shanghai-based development team behind Eastward. Publishing partner Chucklefish introduced the project as Pixpil's work and described its combination of pixel art, three-dimensional lighting and an in-house engine. This profile records the checked development relationship for the one canonical game currently linked here. Chucklefish's publishing support remains a separate credit, and this single catalogue link is not presented as Pixpil's full output.
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video game developer
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pubishing and distributor company of visual novels
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Portuguese video game developer
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Seven Silhouettes Enterprises appears in the ESRB record for the Nintendo 3DS game Fragrant Story, and Squire Games' own site carries its copyright notice. A specialist catalogue also lists it as publisher. This catalogue retains that publishing association without automatically merging the Squire Games brand into the legal entry.
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video game publisher
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The Super Nintendo credits for Eek! The Cat read “Designed and Developed by CTA Developments,” and a team member's interview discusses CTA's work on the game. This catalogue's CTA entry represents that development credit; it is not merged with unrelated companies that may share the initials.
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Swedish independent video game developer
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Kids Station is named on Nintendo's 2003 Game Boy Advance release list for Zettai Zetsumei Dangerous Jiisan: Shijou Saikyou no Dogeza. A second platform-specific record lists Kids Station as publisher and Rokumendo as developer. This catalogue counts one canonical game with a Kids Station publishing link and classifies the company accordingly, without assigning it Rokumendo's development credit.
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