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D4 Enterprise, Inc

CBS Electronics

CBS Electronics was a short-lived video game division of CBS Toys/Gabriel Industries founded in 1982 by CBS Inc. to market video games domestically and internationally. In the U.S., CBS Electronics was primarily known for their ports of several arcade games for the Atari 2600 and 5200 systems. Outside the U.S., CBS Electronics was known primarily for their marketing of games by Coleco. CBS manufactured and distributed the ColecoVision system and its games in Europe, Australia, and elsewhere. They also marketed Coleco's games for the Atari 2600 VCS and Intellivision systems in these same territories. CBS Electronics enjoyed some early success, but in late 1983 the video game industry began to crash, and CBS abruptly pulled the plug on their video game division.

Snowhaven Studios

Snowhaven Studios is an indie team creating visual novels across a variety of genres. From romance to horror, and mystery to supernatural, join us for your next visual novel adventure!

Halfbrick Studios

Founded in 2001, Halfbrick has been on the forefront of the Australian game development industry for many years. From humble beginnings developing licensed titles for platforms such as GBA, DS and PSP, we have expanded our portfolio with a range of hugely successful, independently released games on multiple platforms. With the success of Fruit Ninja on iPhone and iPad, Halfbrick has catapulted to become one of the most well known indie developers in the world, proving that a little dev down under has the world class skills needed to make a big splash on the global market.

Siactro

Tandy

Oddfellows Software

Micro Fun

Rebellion Developments

Rebellion Developments Limited is a British video game developer based in Oxford, England. Founded by Jason and Chris Kingsley in December 1992, the company is best known for its Sniper Elite series and multiple games in the Alien vs. Predator series. Sister company Rebellion Publishing has published comic books since 2000, when it purchased 2000 AD, the publisher of characters such as Judge Dredd and Rogue Trooper.

Legend Entertainment

Legend Entertainment Company was an American game development and publishing company based in Chantilly, Virginia, best-known for creating adventure titles, many of them licensed to popular book series, throughout the 1990s.

Kalypso Media Digital

Kalypso Media Digital Ltd. is the digital distribution branch of Kalypso Media. It is based in Bracknell, United Kingdom.

ASTEC21

ASTEC21 (Amusement Soft & Technology 21) is an Osaka-based developer, known for the Azito series. While the ASTEC21 name is currently inactive, its adults-only sub-brand, Atelier Kaguya, is active.

Tynesoft

Echo Project

Fista Games

Carpet Shark, Plummet Challenge Game, The Arm Wrestling Classic & 90s slasher games.

Coly

Aqua Systems

Masangsoft, Inc.

Initials

Voltage Inc.

Voltage Inc (ボルテージ) is a Japanese developer and publisher of interactive story apps, such as visual novels and otome games, for iOS and Android devices. They also develop games with their San Francisco based subsidiary Voltage Entertainment USA. The company originated in 1999, based in Tokyo, and began to expand to English-speaking audiences in 2011, releasing English-language versions of their games through the Apple Store and Google Play. They went on to establish a US subsidiary company, Voltage Entertainment USA, in 2012. Expanded versions of several of their games were previously released through GREE, however support for the GREE platform ceased in 2014. Voltage's American subsidiary, Voltage Entertainment USA, have released adaptations of existing Voltage games which have been localized to appeal to Western audiences. Beginning in 2013 the subsidiary began producing original games marketed directly to their English-speaking audience. By 2014 it was reported that Voltage had an audience of 22 million across all its games. In 2017, Voltage Entertainment USA launched the multi-series app Lovestruck: Choose Your Romance and transitioned its AmeMix series into the app. In July 2020, Voltage Entertainment USA's writing staff went on strike and won increased wages and greater workplace transparency. In December 2021, Voltage announced they would be shutting down Voltage Entertainment USA in 2022 to allocate resources more efficiently.

Good Smile Company

sub-Q Magazine

hollowmend

Funsoft

[Not to be mistaken with Morrocan company Funsoft] Funsoft-Gruppe was an international video game publisher based in Germany that started in 1991. It specialized in distributing titles across Europe. It had subdivisions on UK, France, Italy, and Spain. It was purchased by THQ in 1999 and transferred to THQ Entertainment GmbH in 2002