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Third-party developers on Wii February 8, 2007

Filed under: Fanboy, News — Hochiminh @ 11:54 pm

Rockstar sticker

Note: According to Nintendo, 500 studios have received a Wii kit by far.

Total Known Third-Party Count = 104

A2M
Activision
Amaze Entertainment
AGFRAG
AQ Interactive
ASNetworks
Artdink
Atari
Atlus
Backbone Entertainment
BANPRESTO
Barking Lizards
Blitz Games
Buena Vista Games
Capcom
Cellien Studios
Cing
Codemasters
Compile Heart
Conspiracy Entertainment
Coresoft
Crossbeam Studios
D3Publisher
Day 1
Edge of Reality
eGames
Eidos
Electronic Arts
Eko
Emerging Entertainment
EPOCH
Epyx
From Yellow to Orange
From Software
Gearbox Software
Genki
Grand Prix Games
Grasshopper
High Voltage
Hudson
Ignition Entertainment
Interactive Brains
Interchannel-Holon
IR Gurus
JALECO
Koei
Konami / Kojima Studios
Krome Studios

List continues:


Left Field Productions
Lucasarts
Majesco
Marvelous Interactive / Natsume
Mastiff
Matsuno – Unknown Studio Name
Midway Games
Milestone
MTO
Namco Bandai
Nippon Ichi
Nissimo
Neko Entertainment
NIBRIS
oeFun, Inc
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Papaya Studios
Pipeworks Software
Planet Moon Studios
Pronto Games
Pyro Studios
Raven Software
Red Tribe
Route24
SEGA
Sensory Sweep
Shiny Entertainment
Smart Bomb Interactive
SNK
Spike
Square Enix
Starfish SD
Stormfront Studios
Success
Taito
Take-Two / Rockstar Games
Tecmo
Telltale Games
Terminal Reality
The Game Factor
THQ
TOMY
Torus
Totally Games
Tuna Technologies
Twelve Interactive
Ubisoft
Vicious Cycle
Viracious Visions
Virtual Toys
Vivendi Universal Games, Sierra Online
Warner Bros. Interactive
Wayforward
Wideload Games
Yukes
Zoonami

Note: Three or four companies have not confirmed a Publisher. In addition to third-party development for the Wii, eight other companies that are not listed have confirmed development for the Virtual Console. They are: Chunsoft, D4 Enterprise, Irem, NCS Masaya, Netfarm, Paon, Rocket Company and Sunsoft.

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  • Lewis
    festers quest was cool but too hard and kinda ripped of master blaster. btw konami made some excellent games too, rescue rangers, (noted above) tmnt all versions except the first were cool, metal gear confuses even today, on another note, who played phantom fighter, little nemo dream quest, or mighty bomb jack? all great, nintendo should have a blog where games get added to the vc based on fan votes.
  • Beximus
    Dont forget festers quest! Ó_Ò was i the only one who liked that game?
  • Hochiminh
    @Lewis: Yep Sunsoft did make some gems. And remember they had the Looney Tunes license back then; I'm not sure if they still own the license for some of their past games such as Tiny Toon Adventures, but I'd sure like to see those. Back then, licensed games were good. I enjoyed Mickey's Ultimate Challenge, Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers, Ducktales, and EVEN Yo Noid!

    To answer the second question, I'm not sure. I didn't post it. It's kind of strange that there is a Rockstar logo at the lower left of the screen. Plus, I don't see how it deals with the topic.
  • gamestop employee
    i can appreciate 2d gaming just as much as you, lewis. though i do agree that many of the younger kids don't realize the significance and timelessness of classic 2d games
  • Lewis
    btw, what's up with the pic?
  • Lewis
    i bet not many ppl remember sunsoft, they made master blaster and batman for the nes, batman was the FIRST game i got for my nes in christmas 89 then on my birthday january 15 1990 i got zelda, mario came with my nes and a zapper. i played those games to death and are my all time nes favorite games, nintendo please put these 2 games on the vc along with punch-out, mike tyson version preffered. and the guardian legend too. u kids now days dont appreciate timeless 2D gaming like i do.
  • flamingsquirrel
    NIBRIS is making sadness. That game looks so badass