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AIHASTO
Ginormocorp Holdings
Yostar Games
Yostar Games is an internet game company that specializes in the development, global distribution, investment and IP management of online games. Yostar Games is situated in Tokyo and Shanghai. Yostar Games is the top publisher, developer and investor of games in China. Moving forward, Yostar will continue to explore and expand in maturing Anime markets. The company strives to become the premier Anime internet game publishing company.
I.Magic
Imagic was an American game developer, based in Los Gatos, California, that produced a subtantial number of titles for early 1980s consoles and computer systems, with primary focus on the Intellivision, Atari 2600, and 8-bit home computers. Composed of former Atari and Mattel employees, the company formed in 1981, shortly before the video game crash of 1983, and folded a few years later in 1986.
RLR Training Inc
Arduboy
AGE Zero
In-Fusio
In-Fusio was a mobile games service provider. Founded in August 1998, it was the first to launch the concept of games for mobile phones. In January 2006 it split its games publishing and distribution divisions. One of the major franchises the company intend to make a game for was the Halo series of Microsoft, but the deal fell through and In-Fusio sued Microsoft for breach of contract, accusing it of not approving any of the mobile firm's designs. In May 2007 the company was acquired by the European mobile games company Zenops. Then in June 2008 In-Fusio was re-branded and new investments were announced, to expand its operations. The company went into administration in 2008 and on 14th August 2009 it was confirmed the company had gone into liquidation. Following that, the company IF Europe was founded based on the assets, continuing the In-Fusio brand.
Imagineer Interactive
Imagineer Interactive (イマジニアインタラクティブ株式会社) was a development subsidiary of publisher Imagineer established in December 1995 with two-thirds investment from Imagineer and one-third investment from the original president of Imagineer Interactive, who was also the president of Bell. The development staff apparently included six people who were seconded from Bell, three of whom were officially transferred to Imagineer Interactive. After a power struggle with Imagineer, said original president resigned on November 13, 1996. The company was dissolved in 1999.
Sonalysts
Sonalysts is a Waterford, Connecticut-based defense contracting firm that does operational analysis and research, and develops naval/air simulation and training software for the U.S. military. Its consumer entertainment game development division is Sonalysts Combat Simulations.