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TecToy
Tec Toy (later renamed Tectoy and TecToy), also known as Tec Toy Indústria de Brinquedos SA, is a Brazilian electronics and video game company, and Sega’s official distributor in that region. The company has seen overwhelming success with sales of the Sega Master System, and its work established the 8-bit platform as a cultural staple across much of South America. It underwent a rebranding process in 2007, becoming Tectoy, which was years later rebranded to TecToy. It is also notable that the company released their own video game console, the Zeebo, which was available in Brazil and Mexico.
Cia. do Software
Cia. do Software is a Brazilian company known for publishing and distributing software, games, Linux distributions, books, etc in the 90s throughout the end of the 2000s.
DU&I
Anatoliy Loginovskikh
Emil Macko
Emil Macko started getting into game development since around 2010 when he was inspired by Minecraft, the indie video game that became extremely popular around that time. On 2015, being inspired by the Five Nights at Freddy's series, he designed his own animatronic and named it Candy. After creating several more characters, he decided to fit all the casts into a game, which now becomes Five Nights at Candy's. After the game became popular in the FNaF community, the game now becomes a series. Several sequels for Five Nights at Candy's was made. In 2018, Emil also teamed up with Kane Carter and Sian Mewburn (also known as Turntail) with the name of Team EKS to develop games together. Their initial debut was supposed to be Chef Wanted, a game made for a gamejam event, but it was eventually cancelled due to The Fazbear Fanverse and what's left of it has later turned into CHASE: Animatronics. In 2020, Scott contacted Emil, and he now joins The Fazbear Fanverse, and is making Five Nights at Candy's 4, the last entry of the franchise.
Gamesforfarm
Majesco Sales
Primula
BBC Multimedia
HanbitSoft
Groove Games
Groove Games was a Canadian video game developer and publisher owned by Groove Media, Inc. It was founded in 2001 and located in Toronto, Ontario. The company quietly went out of business in 2009.
AyPio
Red Storm Entertainment
Red Storm Entertainment was founded by novelist Tom Clancy, managing director Steve Reid and 17 staff members in Cary, North Carolina. The company self-published its first tactical shooter Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six in 1998 and was acquired by Ubisoft in 2000. Under the direction of studio co-founder Steve Reid and a team of experienced managers, the studio has grown into a major game developer and delivered success after success with ongoing contributions to Ghost Recon, Rainbow Six, Far Cry, Rocksmith, and other notable Ubisoft brands.
On-Line Systems
Shinyuden
Shinyuden is an international indie game company specialized in retro and classic licenses.
Wolf Team
Wolf Team, or Wolfteam, was a Japanese video game development studio under Telenet Japan. The studio developed a variety of games before becoming recognized as the main developer of the Tales of series. Instead of publishing through Telenet Japan, Wolf Team struck a contract to have Namco publish the Tales of games. In 2003, Namco purchased a majority stake in Wolf Team and renamed it to Namco Tales Studio.
GO!
Dark Energy Digital
Grandslam Video
Grandslam Video Ltd. was the rename of Grandslam Entertainments Ltd. which renamed again to Grandslam Interactive a few years later.