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Pix Arts

Time Warner Interactive

In 1989, Warner Communications merged with Time Inc., forming Time Warner. In 1993, Time Warner reacquired a controlling interest in Atari Games and made it a subsidiary of its Time Warner Interactive division. While the company initially maintained the Atari Games brand for arcade games under the new ownership, the Tengen brand was dropped in favor of the Time Warner Interactive label. In mid-1994, the Atari Games, Tengen, and Time Warner Interactive Group names were all consolidated under the Time Warner Interactive banner.

NCSOFT

NCSOFT, established in 1997 and headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, quickly became a key leader in online games with the successful launch of its flagship product, Lineage. Today, NCSOFT’s reach has expanded to include offices worldwide including locations in Korea, Taiwan, China, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The company operates many of the most successful and influential massively multiplayer online games on the market, games that have been enjoyed by tens of millions of players around the world. By leveraging its expertise, talent, and infrastructure, NCSOFT has become one of the leading online gaming publishers in the world. NCSOFT West is the organization responsible for all of NCSOFT’s initiatives across the Americas, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Comprised of incredible talent throughout the company including our world class Development Studios, best in class support infrastructure, and industry leading Publishing Organization, NCSOFT West is committed to bringing extraordinary games to passionate gamers in markets across the world. In 2015, NCSOFT West is expanding its existing portfolio of Korean-developed games, which includes such critically-acclaimed games as Aion and Lineage II, by bringing the highly anticipated Blade & Soul to Western territories. Additionally, US-based titles such as WildStar and ArenaNet's Guild Wars 2 are being developed in the West for release world-wide. Finally, with the creation of a new studio in San Mateo, NCSOFT is expanding into the mobile arena. Combined with positive growth in company leadership driving these initiatives forward, NCSOFT West is poised to continue its growth, investment, and leadership in the West through 2015 and beyond.

Toei Animation

Cognosphere

Cognosphere Pte., Ltd. stylized as COGNOSPHERE, is a global entertainment brand and publishing company based in Singapore. The company was established in 2021 to provide virtual world experiences to global players. It is known for publishing a variety of games, most notably Honkai Impact 3rd, Tears of Themis, Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, and Zenless Zone Zero.

Interactive Magic

Santa Ragione

Santa Ragione is an Italian micro game design studio founded by Pietro Righi Riva and Nicolò Tedeschi in 2010, creators of FOTONICA, MirrorMoon EP, and Wheels of Aurelia. Santa Ragione’s games focus on achieving a visceral response from the player, whether through the desolate landscapes of MirrorMoon EP, the uncompromising, vertigo-inducing speeds of FOTONICA, or the controversial politics in Wheels of Aurelia. The studio has a unique, experimental approach to accessibility that encourages exploration and personal interpretation, to achieve surprising depth. Santa Ragione’s inspiration comes equally from literature classics, evocative electronica, and contemporary art, to strive and stand out stylistically and continue the tradition of Italian design.

G-MODE

G-mode Co., Ltd. is a Japanese studio specializing in game content for mobile networks. It became especially known for acquiring the back catalogue of Data East Corporation with more than 40 classic games. The company currently licenses the content for re-releases of classic games on the Nintendo Wii Virtual Console, GameTap, and mobile games, but also releases of classic games on more modern platforms. In January 2014, all shares in the company were acquired by ONE-UP Co., Ltd., and on March 2014 the company was merged completely into ONE-UP, with ONE-UP renaming themselves to G-mode.

XS Games

Playstack

Playstack is a leading games publisher, headquartered in London, with a diverse team of people working all over the world.

Raw Fury

We don’t care about genres or mechanics. We care about experiences and emotions. And we want to help developers make magic.

Retroism

NEC Interchannel

NEC Interchannel took over the business roles held by NEC Avenue in 1995-10. In 2004-03, the majority of NEC Interchannel was bought by Index Corporation. After Index acquired NEC Interchannel from the NEC Corporation, the company became Interchannel on 2004-07-01.

Daedalic Entertainment

publishes and develops high-quality online and offline games, with a strong focus on engaging narratives and compelling characters. Based in beautiful Hamburg, Daedalic is one of Germany’s most acclaimed and decorated publishers and developers, garnering numerous awards for adventure game milestones Edna & Harvey: The Breakout, Deponia and The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav. In its internal studio, Daedalic is currently developing a host of new and innovative games that include the upcoming english versions of The Night of the Rabbit,1954: Alcatraz and Goodbye Deponia, as well as several unannounced titles for PC, mobile devices, social networks and the browser. As an active publisher of third-party content, Daedalic has released outstanding and unique games like Machinarium, Tales of Monkey Islandand Torchlight II, with a growing portfolio of excellent titles scheduled for 2013 and beyond. Daedalic is also active as a consulting agency in a number of fields, including business development, marketing and PR, as well as the production of serious games.

Micrograms Software

Micrograms Software, formerly known as Micrograms Publishing is a video game developer and publisher that focuses on educational games. The company started in 1981. The company was founded by teachers who originally developed software for use in their classrooms.

Erbe Software

Erbe Software was one of the main video game developers and distributors in Spain during the golden age of Spanish software. It was founded in 1984 by Andrew Bagney and Paco Pastor In its beginnings, Erbe was a developer that launched titles like "Las tres luces de Glaurung" in 1986, and Whopper Chase, commissioned by the multinational Burger King for give it away to their clients, in 1989, which will be their last development before dedicating herself exclusively to distribution. Erbe's internal development team then moved to Topo Soft. Erbe Software distributed to many of the leading national and international video game houses of the time, such as Topo Soft, Nintendo, Ocean Software, U.S. Gold, Imagine, Mikro Gen, Ultimate, SEGA, Lucasfilm Games, among others. February 2, 1993, an arson, according to the Madrid fire department destroys the company's warehouse in Móstoles, destroying some 50,000 Game Boy and Super Nintendo consoles. Between February 24 and March 3, 1993, Erbe suffered a serious crisis in which he lost the exclusive distribution of Nintendo, one of his most important accounts. At the end of the 90s, Erbe was absorbed by Anaya Interactiva and disappeared as a brand. Shortly after, Anaya sold what was left of the company to Havas Interactive, owned by what is now Activision Blizzard.

Data East Corporation

DWaM

Sintax

Sintax Technology Co., Ltd (新特奇科技有限公司) is a company that produced games mostly for the Game Boy Color and some for the Game Boy Advance. It was founded in Taichung, Taiwan, and originally developed educational PC software, and established operations in China at some point in the early 2000s. Some of its earliest games are credited to BBD on the title screen, but Sintax appears to have moved to internal development later on. BBD credits are often removed in the non-Chinese releases.

For Kids

NEC

HH-Games

Activision Publishing

Interplay Productions

Interplay Productions was founded by ex-Boone Corporation employees in October 1983. They started with relatively small projects such as software conversions and even military contracting. It would be from 1984 that they would start to create text adventures along with Activision. The company would eventually go in more ambitious and original ventures such as Wasteland, which would become the foundation of its much better known successor nine years later: Fallout. Down the line, Interplay would start to publish games from other developers that would earn the respect of players around the world: EarthWorm jim by Shining Entertainment, and Baldur's Gate by BioWare. n 1998, Interplay's financial issues went dire. The company threatened to be placed under bankruptcy due to status in the banktruptcy court. To avert bankruptcy, Interplay went public on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the name Interplay Entertainment.