Nintendo GameCube

Realtime Associates is an independent video game studios that work in a variety of areas from educational and music-themed toys to console, handheld and PC games to graphic-intensive military simulations.

"Created in 2003, our studio was built from the ground up. This fact makes EA Montreal unique within the EA family.

"Disney Interactive Studios, the interactive entertainment affiliate of the Walt Disney Company is a global business unit that self-publishes and licenses a broad portfolio of video games for multi

This exergame was developed by the National Institutes of Health to give individuals with spinal cord diseases or neurological disorders an opportunity to experience physical activity through gaming. Players can work out their upper body by matching their movements to those presented in the game. To be successful in the game, players must work their arms in unison and respond to feedback. This game is played on the Nintendo GameCube.

Super Monkey Ball: Adventure requires players to control a monkey inside a ball while traveling through narrow and treacherous obstacle courses. The goal is to maintain control over the monkey, collect bananas, and not fall off the side. Players must use balance and concentration skills to successfully complete each level and advance through the game. This game is available for the Nintendo GameCube, PlayStation2, and PSP.

"Formerly known as AM4, Amusement Vision is Sega's arcade development team behind such hits as Virtua Striker (1994) and Virtua NBA (1999). The company, which was formed in 2000, employs a staff of 60 and is headed up by president Toshihiro Nagoshi. The company was launched under its new name on July 1, 2000."

"Founded in 1992, Behaviour Interactive is Canada’s largest independent game developer, employing over 350 talented people in Montreal (Quebec) and Santiago (Chile). The studio’s objective is to deliver high-quality and commercially successful games, while staying on the cutting-edge of the industry trends in both the retail and the digital markets, and exploring fresh ideas and connected experiences to keep players entertained."

"Blue Planet Software was chosen to manage the exclusive business licensing rights to Tetris, the world’s most popular computer game with over 70 million copies of Tetris sold. While maintaining the integrity of its playability, we have redesigned this famous game. Our hardware customers include Sony, Nintendo, Matsushita, NEC, Fujitsu, Kyocera, Phillips, Motorola, Ericsson, and Radica. Our software customers include Sega, Hasbro, THQ, Capcom, Sony, Success, G-Mode, Com2Us, Blue Lava Wireless, NetMarble, NHN and Handmark."