Digital Sun is an independent game-development studio in Spain. Its own site identifies Moonlighter as its first original game and describes later projects. This catalogue currently includes Moonlighter and credits Digital Sun as developer; the studio’s other projects are not automatically counted as catalogued games.
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Exrays is linked here to the Japanese PlayStation release of Battle Athletess Daiundoukai GTO. Specialist credit research identifies programming and graphics work by the team, while a separate release catalogue lists Exrays as developer. The profile records the documented production contribution for one canonical game without claiming that the team made every part of the title or published the Japanese edition; the publisher credit is separate.
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Interactive Arts is credited with developing Best Friends My Horse 3D.
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American video game developer
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Gu, Inc. is associated here with Hexcite: The Shapes of Victory. The Game Boy Color credits place Gu Inc. under design staff while separately naming LANDWARF for programming and development. This profile therefore describes documented design participation, not sole responsibility for the port, its code, or publication. The catalogue currently retains one game-level developer-class relationship with this narrower explanation. Any future separation of design and technical roles should be reviewed against the original credits rather than inferred from the company name or genre.
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Overview: Not provided
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The game developer credited on the PlayStation Beyblade release.
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video game publisher founded by Simon Roth
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Video game developer
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Animal Well's own press sheet names Shared Memory as developer and states that Billy Basso developed the game solo. A PlayStation developer article likewise identifies him as the sole developer associated with Shared Memory. The game layers interconnected spaces, hidden puzzles and flexible items into an exploration experience. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Shared Memory in a development role. Bigmode is separately credited as publisher. Explaining the relationship between a creator and his development entity does not collapse that entity into an unrelated publishing brand or establish an unverified wider company history.
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video game developer
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Frogmind is credited with developing Badland.
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Studio Zan is associated here with ANA Original Gotouchi Kentei DS for Nintendo DS. Edition catalogues name Studio Zan as developer and Spike as publisher. ANA's contemporary campaign material describes the ANA-specific software as a modified and expanded version of the earlier Gotouchi Kentei DS. This profile keeps that special-edition scope distinct from the base release and records one canonical development association.
Collected games: 1
Silverball Studios is credited on American Mensa Academy. Mensa material names both Silverball Studios and Barnstorm Games as developers, while a Nintendo 3DS catalogue identifies Silverball for that edition. This catalogue counts one canonical game for Silverball's contribution, without turning a collaborative credit into sole authorship. The existing Chinese display name is retained. Founding and closure dates in an older generic profile were not reverified in this review and are omitted.
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American animation company
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Polish video game publisher
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Reverge Studios describes Reverge Labs as the sub-studio it created to handle development of Skullgirls and says the unit was later folded back into the parent studio. This catalogue preserves that historical development credit for the linked work without assuming that later teams credited on subsequent editions share the same corporate identity.
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video game developer and publisher
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Overview: Not provided
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Amuze is associated here with the Xbox edition of Headhunter: Redemption. Region-specific release records credit Amuze AB with development and separate Sega entities with publication in Europe and North America. The game's staff credits also identify the Amuze production team. This catalogue counts one canonical development association, not a publishing role. Older claims about the studio's location, founding year and closure are not repeated because those historical details have not been independently reviewed in this batch.
Collected games: 1