Japanese developer founded by former Capcom employees. The name of the company is the founder Akira Nishitani's first name backwards.

A Japanese developer of arcade machines. Was merged into Bandai Namco Games on April 1, 2008. Popular in Japan, they have much less exposure in the United States.

Originally formed as "CyberConnect". This Japanese development studio is best known for the .hack RPG series and Naruto Ultimate Ninja fighting games. They also developed the lesser known Little Tail Bronx series, the third of which was Solatorobo for the DS.

Dorasu, Inc. is a Japanese game development company.

8ing/Raizing is a Japanese company known for its shoot'em ups and fighting games.

Founded in May 2001, Gamepot Inc. is a Japanese developer and publisher of videogames.

Good-Feel is a game development company that plans, develops, sells, and operates home video game software, games and apps for smartphones, etc.

Japanese game developer specialising in portable games.

Established in 1997 with headquarters in Tokyo, Japan, Marvelous is known as one of the leading video game publishers and developers in Japan.

The studio responsible for creating Xenosaga and co-creating Baten Kaitos for Namco, after being sold to Nintendo they continued to create original IPs like Disaster and Soma Bringer while also working with Namco-Bandai on licensed properties like Super Robot Wars and Dragon Ball Z.

A Japanese game development studio.

Founded in 1995 under the name Racdym, Racjin Co., Ltd. is based in Osaka Japan.

The Future Is Now

A leading Japanese pachinko and pachi-slot company that also publishes video games, and has several subsidiary development studios. They merged with Sega to form Sega Sammy in 2004.

Entertaining the world with creative, innovative experiences, one community at a time.

The creators of Class of Heroes. They also are responsible for porting many of Psikyo's arcade catalog to Nintendo Switch.