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.
Celeris
SuperVillain Studios
Ubisoft Mumbai
Ubisoft Mumbai was established in Mumbai in June 2018, and is the second studio in India after Ubisoft Pune. It will work alongside Ubisoft Pune as well as collaborate with local universities.
Pronto Games
Jupiter Corp.
Legacy Interactive
Florian Himsl
Varie
Varie Corporation (株式会社バリエ) was a Japanese publisher and developer best remembered for its games endorsed/licensed by F1 racer Satoru Nakajima and Shin Nihon Pro Wrestling. Later games prominently featured female characters designed by graphic artist Minoru Okamoto (岡本稔). Varie also marketed a line of handheld LCD games based on Namco properties. Varie's early Famicom and Game Boy titles were technically published by Kaken Corporation (Kagaku Giken Kabushiki Kaisha [科学技研株式会社], later Kabushiki Kaisha Kaken [株式会社科研]), a company that previously made electronic games for and was later acquired by Bandai. Varie and Kaken's relationship beyond that is unknown. (Note that the one game published by Kaken under its own name, Exciting Rally for the Famicom, has a "VRE" product code.) The publisher Unipacc may have been connected to Varie. The one game it published, XDR for the Mega Drive, has the same UPC prefix as Varie games and has Varie staff listed in the credits. Also, two presumed Varie staffers (Hideki Nakajima and Yoshihiko Tsuda) are the respondents in this Unipacc interview. In 1997, Varie and sister publishing company Sonnet Computer Entertainment were merged into Layup. It is presumed they were previously acquired by Layup, but that is not reported anywhere.
C-Lab
IKIGames
AtGames
AtGames is a company that markets various Plug 'n Play systems (often referred to as "flashbacks") and handheld devices featuring games from Atari, Coleco, Sega and INTV Corp (Intellivision).
Bon Treasure
Broadsword Interactive
Square Enix Business Division 11
Originally formed by Square Enix to produce mobile and browser games such as Sengoku IXA, Fantasy Earth, and licensed games like Grimms Notes. In 2017 the original members of this division would merge to Business Division 9, and then Team Asano would be provided Division 11 for their upcoming projects. In December 2019 Team Asano would ultimately merge to Creative Business Unit II. Meanwhile, the original team in charge of browser and mobile games would transfer to Creative Business Units IV and V.
