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Capcom USA
Nightdive Studios
Nightdive Studios (legal name: Night Dive Studios, Inc.) is an independent developer and publisher of classic videogames. Established in 2012, the company now publishes 100 titles across multiple digital platforms. Most recently the company launched a highly successful Kickstater campaign for its next title, a reboot of the classic game System Shock. Nightdive Studios has established an unparalleled reputation for quality and gathered a loyal fanbase.
Emerson Radio
Telegames
Cyan Worlds
In 1987, brothers Rand and Robyn Miller started a new company called Cyan, Inc., named for the open blue sky of possibility. The studio was built on the foundation of delivering incredible, immersive game experiences while maintaining a one-of-a-kind, collaborative atmosphere. Their first project was creating a new kind of software for children that would allow them to explore and freely express their creativity. The first of these “digital storybooks” was The Manhole, followed by Cosmic Osmo and Spelunx. In 1991 Cyan began work on Myst, a more mature endeavor intended to create an experience that felt more like a real place than a game. A surreal adventure through a fully-realized 3D environment, with a deeper story and characters the player could learn about through exploration. Receiving unanimous praise from the public, sales for the Myst series have exceeded 15 million copies worldwide, and held the title of the best-selling video game of the 20th century until 2003. Cyan has always been drawn to pushing the possibilities of interactive storytelling forward. Uru (Myst Online) allowed players to join the adventure of a lifetime in the caverns of D’ni, a neverending world which let players connect and explore together. It spawned a thriving community and is still available to explore for free. Cyan is always embracing the latest technology, and has been an Unreal Engine-led studio since the 2016 release of Obduction. Cyan balances world-class artistry and worldbuilding with a small but passionate team to create games with incredible richness and depth. Today, Cyan continues to carry on the very same dream that began in 1987.
SouthPeak Interactive
SouthPeak Interactive Corporation, doing business as SouthPeak Games, was an American video game publisher based in Midlothian, Virginia.
My World
Kadokawa
Brasoft Produtos de Informática
Sony Computer Entertainment, Inc. (SCEI)
Sony Computer Entertainment is a video game company that was created to handle Sony's venture into video game development for the PlayStation systems.
BadLand Publishing
The distributor, BadLandGames S.L., was founded in July 2011. BadLand Games Publishing is a publishing label for independent games launched by the Spanish company BadLandGames S.L. in July 2017. BadLand Games' head office was in Madrid, Spain. Their last website went down in early 2022 and they became defunct after October 2022. *** About BadLand Games: BadLand Games is a Spanish independent company specialized in the physical distribution of video games. Foudned in 2011, it distributes games for all platforms and counts important titles like the official video game of “La Voz”, the praised Telltale Games titles “The Walking Dead” and “The Wolf Among Us”, the franchises “Farming Simulator” and “Pro Cycling Manager”, “Blood Bowl 2” and more among its extensive catalogue. Recent additions to the catalogue are “WRC 5”, “Game of Thrones: A Telltale Games Series”, and “Divinity: Original Sin (Enhanced Edition)”. In 2014 BadLand Games began its foray into hardware distribution with the independent console, OUYA, which got its start thanks to crowdfunding on Kickstarter. On the heels of this advance, and coinciding with its 3rd anniversary, it created its own studio: BadLand Development Studio. In the same vein of creating new lines of business under the umbrella of the parent company, BadLand Games launched two new branches: BadLand Tech, which handles gadget and innovative tech distribution, and BadLand Indie, which is the materialization of the firm faith the company has in the field of video game design and development, above all in the national sector. Currently, both branches are fully operational and boast an expanding catalogue of video games and gadgets, respectively. Additionally, in mid-2015 BadLand Games opened its first office outside Spain, specifically in the United Kingdom, with the name BadLand Games UK Ltd. *** About BadLand Publishing: Badland Publishing embody the firm belief in the need to support international talent in the fields of videogame development. The essence of this branch is to facilitate the materialization of competitive projects envisioned by independent international developers. On one hand by providing them the work space and all the technical equipment necessary for development, but also by offering them a commercial and marketing cannon via the company’s proven expertise in the field of the distribution of videogames.
Absolute Entertainment
Founded by some former Activision people. Many of the employees went to Skyworks Technologies when the company went out of business.
Dro Soft
Dro Soft was a Spanish software distributor during the second half of the 1980s and the first half of the 1990s. It started in 1984 from the record label Discos Radioactive Organizados (DRO), linked to the musical group Aviador Dro. Apart from distributing imported software, Dro Soft also distributed to small Spanish companies (Magic Hand, Josko Soft, Silicon Games, Techno Arts, Xortrapa Soft, Gamart, Animagic, Juliet Software, New Frontier) and developed its own production, including arcade titles (El Cid, 1987, or Explorer XXXI, 1988) or licensed games (the ZX Spectrum version of Budokan: The Martial Spirit, 1991). In 1994 it was acquired by Electronic Arts for the creation of its delegation in Spain.
Walt Disney Computer Software
First Established in 1983 as "Walt Disney Personal Computer Software". Disney established its own in house gaming unit, Walt Disney Computer Software, Inc. (WDCS), and it was incorporated on September 15, 1988. WDCS generally used third-party development studios to design spin-off games using its existing portfolio of characters. At the turn of 1988, they would be better known as just "Disney Software". Using the film studio style formula, WDCS was reorganized into Disney Interactive, Inc. (DI) on December 5, 1994 with the merging of WDCS and Walt Disney Television and Telecommunications.
Cenega Publishing
Cenega Publishing was founded in April 2002 by Cenega N.V. as the distribution brand for Czech, Slovakia, Hungary and Poland. In May 2005 1C Company, the largest developer, publisher and distributor of software and interactive products in Russia, CIS and the Baltic states, acquired 100 percent of CENEGA Distribution Group and CENEGA PUBLISHING.
CCP
CCP hf., doing business as CCP Games, is an Icelandic video game developer based in Reykjavík. Novator Partners and General Catalyst had previously collectively owned a majority stake in the company, and in September 2018, CCP was acquired by South Korean video game publisher Pearl Abyss.