Tous les studios de développement
Découvrez la liste des studios de développement de jeux vidéo répertoriés sur notre base de données, classés par nombre de titres produits.
XPEC
XPEC Entertainment is a Taiwanese video game developer and publisher based in Taiwan. It was founded in 2000. XPEC has participated in the development of next-generation game titles.
Amplitude Studios
We are an independent gathering of experienced video game lovers (and developers) with a single goal in mind: Create the best strategy games!
Micronics
Micronics was a primarily anonymous outsource developer, making games for publishers without taking any credit, so information on them is difficult to come by. Here's what we know... Micronics was formed sometime around 1985 by Kazuo Yagi and Masahiko Tsukada, and spent the NES era primarily developing arcade ports like Elevator Action, Ghosts 'N Goblins and 1942 for publishers like Capcom, Konami, Taito and Pony Canyon. These ports, as well as their original and license-based projects like Super Pitfall, are notable for their lack of quality compared to their contemporaries - low framerate, poor controls, simplistic sound and questionable collision detection are usually all present and accounted for. In 2007, an anonymous poster on the Japanese message board 2ch claimed that co-founder Yagi was just a college student when he started Micronics with the intent of developing original games, but being stuck doing porting work allegedly led to him ceasing to care about bugs or other quality control issues. How close this is to the truth may never be known... Rebranded to Khaos in 1993.
49Games
Lazy Turtle Games
Lazy Turtle Games is a casual game developer. The company was founded in the middle of August 2007. Their goal is to create quality casual games. They are best known for creating The Far Kingdoms series.
ASa Project
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.
Riki
Seekz
Seekz Co., Ltd. (株式会社シークス) was a mobile game development company started by former Graphic Research Co., Ltd. staff on July 11, 2003. It was headed by former GRC senior managing director Yasushi Mizutani (水谷靖志). After 2012 there were no more activities reported from the company.
Khaos
Khaos Co., Ltd. (株式会社カオス) was previously speculated to be a name change for Micronics; this was more likely a different company started by a group of former Micronics staff. Assuming this is referring to the same company, Khaos was at one time an affiliate company of JSH.
Dinamic Software
Dinamic Software was a video game distribution and producer company during the so-called Golden Age of Spanish software. It was founded in 1984, and its activity lasted until 1992. During its beginnings, its operations center was called Mansión Dinamic (in reference to the family home in Boadilla del Monte) to end up successfully moving to offices in the Torre de Madrid , Plaza de España 18, both in the autonomous community of Madrid. A year later, with external capital and part of its founders, the company Dinamic Multimedia was established. In the late 1980s, another company called AD Adventures spun off Dinamic Software to produce conversational adventures.
Capcom Japan
Betop
EA Seattle
CAVE Interactive CO
Quintet
Quintet, based in Tokyo, Japan, was founded by Tomoyoshi Miyazaki and Masaya Hashimoto, who previously worked on Nihon Falcom's Ys games. Quintet was most active in the 1990s and had a strong relationship with Enix, on the Super Nintendo, and in the late 2000s Quintet appears to have gone inactive, their website shut down in 2008. Quintet's most critically-acclaimed games are Soul Blazer, Illusion of Gaia, and Terranigma, often known as the "Gaia" series.
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