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List of Third Party Game Developers and Publishers As of August 14th, 2012 (In alphabetical order of developer/publisher) JAPAN ACQUIRE Corp. Index Corporation ALPHA・UNIT CO., LTD Kadokawa Games, Ltd. ALVION Inc. Kadokawa Shoten Publishing Co., Ltd. ARC SYSTEM WORKS CO.,LTD. KAGA CREATE CO.,LTD. ARTDINK CORPORATION KAYAC Inc. ASCII MEDIA WORKS Inc. MAGES. Inc. ASGARD Co.,Ltd. MarvelousAQL Inc. ASOBIMO,Inc. Mobile Internet Technology Co.,Ltd. BoobyTrap.,Ltd. NCM Entertainment Corporation / Forever Entertainment S.A. Group CYBERFRONT Corporation NEX ENTERTAINMENT CO.,LTD. D3PUBLISHER INC. Nippon Ichi Software, Inc. eitarosoft, inc. PROTOTYPE CO.,LTD. ENTERBRAIN, INC. Pygmy Studio.Co., Ltd. FOG inc. Q Entertainment Inc. FromSoftware, Inc Rocket Studio, G STYLE CO.,LTD. SEGA Corporation Gameloft SPIKE CHUNSOFT Co.,Ltd. Granzella Inc. STARFISH-SD Inc. GungHo Online Entertainment, Inc. SUCCESS Corporation GUST CO.,LTD. SYNC Inc. HAMSTER Corporation TAKUYO KOUGYO CO.,LTD. IDEA FACTORY Co., Ltd. TECMO KOEI GAMES Co., Ltd. IMAGEEPOCH INC. Zener Net Works Inc. 46 companies in total EUROPE / PAL / NORTH AMERICA Omni Systems Ltd. Action Button Ent Origin8 Technologies Ltd. Albino Pixel Ltd. Playerthree Ltd. Atomicom Ltd. Pompom Software Ltd. Beatnik Games Ltd. Quirkat Inc. Big Head Games Ltd. Retroburn Game Studios Ltd. bitforge AG Ripstone Ltd. Crash Lab Ltd. SCEE Research & Development Eclipse Games S.C. SFB Games Ltd. Eiconic Games Ltd Spinning Head Software Ltd. Futurlab Ltd. Tama Global Green Hill Ltd. Team 17 Digital Ltd. Happion Laboratories Thumbs Up Hellfire Games THQ Honeyslug Ltd. Tikipod Ltd. Icon Games Entertainment Ltd. Triangle Factory bvba Laughing Jackal Ltd. Vlambeer vof Mobirate Ltd. Wired Productions Ltd. Muteki Games Yippee Entertainment Ltd Necrosoft NuChallenger, LLC 39 companies in total .

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