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Namco 19782001 1955 formerly: Nakamura Manufacturing (until 1971) Subsidiary of Namco Bandai Holdings since 2005
Natomic Studios
Natsume 19871020
Naughty Dog 1986
 1986: Foundation of the comany, which was named JAM. 1989: Company's name changed to Naughty Dog. 2001: Acquired by Sony. Most famous series developped by this company are [[game:Crash Bandicoot]] and [[game:Jak]].
Naxat 19881993
Nazca Corporation
NCS Masaya Sometimes is wrongly spelled Masiya, perhaps caused by the logo graphic style.
NCsoft 1997
 Studios: * Seoul * NorCal http://www.ncsoft.co.kr/
NEC 19881999
Neverland 19930507
Neversoft (Neversoft Entertainment) 1994
 http://www.neversoft.com/
New Breed Software
New Generation Software
New World Computing
1984-2003 Famous for creating the Might & Magic franchise, which Ubisoft bought the rights for in 2003. Subsidiary of [[company:3DO]]
Nichibutsu 19781995
Nidecom Carry
Nihon Bussan
Nihon Create
Ninelives
Nintendo 19782004
Nitro+ 2005
Nival Interactive 1998
 a.k.a. Nival Entertainment Formerly: Mir Dialogue (1996-1998) http://www.nival.com/
NMK
Noa
Nomad 2004
Novagen
Novalogic
NST
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