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29 results for "Parg"

	COMPANY: Para 1 game documented: Paradise.
	COMPANY: Game Park Game Park (게임파크) was a South Korean company most notable for designing the handheld GP32 (Game Park 32-bit), which was the first Korean video game console. The company was established in 1996 and was funded by the South Korean government after winning a contest for creating a native console... 5 games documented, including Princess Maker 2.
	COMPANY: Cobra Soft 12 games documented, including Night Boosters.
	COMPANY: Crooked Park 1 game documented: Demon Quest '85.
	COMPANY: Vision Park AB Publisher for Deadline Games. Merged into the PAN Vision in 2001. From the company's website: "Vision Park is one of the leading Nordic companies in digital entertainment, within the areas of games, video, online, TV entertainment and digital learning. The recycling of our own entertainment... 19 games documented, including Airfix: Dogfighter.
	COMPANY: Jack of All Games Jack of All Games is a North American distribution company founded by David Rosenbaum in 1990 as Hyde Park Distributors. In 1998 it became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Take-Two Interactive. In September 2008 Take-Two outsourced the company's distribution to Ditan Distribution. On 21st... 9 games documented, including Jagged Alliance 2.
	COMPANY: Park Productions 2 games documented, including Robocop 2D 2: Robocop vs Terminator.
	COMPANY: Park Place Productions 26 games documented, including NHL Hockey.
	COMPANY: Heuristic Park, Inc. Heuristic Park, Inc. is a North American game developer based in Atlanta, Georgia. It was founded in 1995 by David W. Bradley and has been focusing on role-playing games. 8 games documented, including Nox.
	COMPANY: Hooy-Program 10 games documented, including In Nihilum Reverteris.
	COMPANY: Monomi Park, LLC 7 games documented, including Slime Rancher.
	COMPANY: Big Park Inc BigPark is a Canadian video game developer established in 2007 by Electronic Arts Canada veterans Wil Mozell, Erik Kiss, Hanno Lemke and Don Mattrick. In 2009, the company was acquired by Microsoft Game Studios. 3 games documented, including Joy Ride Turbo.