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Parcourez la liste des maisons d'édition et distributeurs de jeux vidéo répertoriés sur notre base de données, classés par volume de titres édités.
Digital Psychosis
Digital Psychosis is a video game development company known primarily for creating games in the 1990s, particularly on platforms such as the Acorn Archimedes.
Toys for Bob
Toys for Bob is a North American game developer based in Novato, California. It was founded in 1989 by Paul Reiche III and Fred Ford. They are most known for creating Star Control and its sequel Star Control II: The Ur-Quan Masters, but they were not involved in the development of Star Control 3. Since they were acquired by Activision in 2005, Toys for Bob developed award-winning games with diverse genres includes the Crash Bandicoot, Call of Duty, Overwatch, Spyro, Skylanders and Tony Hawk franchises.
Tempete Studio
Tempete Studio is based in France, not in Paris but Poitiers (named second best city to live in France).
Trion Worlds
Trion is a developer and publisher of innovative, AAA games – fair and fun titles that open windows into universes unknown. Since our founding in 2006, our games have been born of a fearless commitment to innovation and a constant willingness to refine and evolve. For us, that means running with “impossible” ideas, fostering open and honest communication with our players, and hosting the best stuff you’d otherwise never get to play. All Trion games – from acclaimed titles like RIFT® and Trove® to projects yet to be announced – are a reflection of the passion and enthusiasm of our whole team and community. That’s something we could not be prouder of as a company, as a collection of artists, and as gamers. People from all over the world connect with our games, from our home base in Redwood City, California to cities across Europe and Asia. Every day, our international family embarks on epic adventures and creates brand new stories together. We embrace this diversity and work every day to learn and grow alongside our global gaming community. With that goal in mind, we support a number of incredible causes that understand as well as we do that games can and should be a force for good in the world.
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Ionos, Inc
ionos Software Development and Publishing Partners, Inc. of Scottsdale, Arizona, with developers from California to Belgium, is breaking new ground in the interactive entertainment and Internet software industry. Headed by industry veterans and boasting a truly innovative developer relations model, ionos is the place where developers are treated as true partners throughout the product's lifespan, from development and production to marketing and sales. Nothing is more representative of its commitment to developer partnerships than ionos' unique publishing model that splits profits evenly with developers. 50/50 -- that's an unprecedented figure at this level of the industry. Match that with a sales operation focused on every known and some yet-unknown sales channels, and the result is a company focused on matching truly original titles and talent with an innovative business model. For too long, publishers have been a restrictive presence in the interactive entertainment and software industry. ionos provides the one place where developers and their ideas can move freely without resistance. Founded in 1996, ionos is headed by industry veteran Mario Vassaux. Formerly the Director of Operations for FormGen, Vassaux was part of the team that launched such notable titles as Wolfenstein: Spear of Destiny, and Duke Nukem 3D. Vassaux formed ionos after GT Interactive Software, in a multi-million dollar acquisition, purchased FormGen in 1996. Joining Vassaux at ionos is Adam Brüss. Brüss, V.P. of Sales and Marketing, has been a top marketing executive at a number of successful consumer software companies including Automap, Inc., MicroBase, and Pretty Good Privacy, Inc. ionos has been extremely busy right from the start. In February of 1997, ionos acquired Mediatechnics from GT Interactive Software, immediately gaining the profitability of the Mediatechnics division. Mediatechnics software manufacturing operation gives ionos' software publishing division increased profitability by allowing it to closely hold the line on costs and better respond to market conditions for all the products it publishes. ionos has also debuted several hot titles for the fall gaming season, ranging from the critically acclaimed funky business-simulator Zapitalism, to LEDWars, a real-time strategy title featuring top-notch Artificial Intelligence, as well as Demonstar, one of the first titles to utilize force-feedback joystick technology.
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Line
Line is a free mobile chat service that offers the ability to download games and purchasable sticker packs to use in chat.
