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Region Code w/ Example GameIDs

Code Region Example GameIDs
H Netherlands???
Q Korea with Japanese language
T Korea with English language
V Nordic countries???
Y ??? Wii / GameCube Special Releases ???
Z Euro Special Releases???

Almost Complete List

Code Publisher Example GameIDs
01 Nintendo and NES, Super Nintendo, and Nintendo 64 Virtual Console titles
02 Nintendo – Only used by Mario Kart Arcade GP 2
08 Capcom
09 Capcom
0A Jaleco Entertainment
0M Entertainment Software Publishing
0Q IE Institute
13 Electronic ArtsJP, EA SportsJP
18 Hudson Entertainment and TurboGrafx-16 CD and TurboGrafx-16 Virtual Console titles
1K Titus SoftwareJP
20 DSI Games / ZOO Digital Publishing
28 Kemco
29 SETA
2K NEC Interchannel
2L Agatsuma Entertainment
2M Jorudan
2N Rocket Company
2Q MediaKite
36 Codemasters
41 Ubisoft
4F Eidos Interactive
4Q Disney Interactive Studios / Buena Vista Games
4Z Crave Entertainment / Red Wagon Games
51 Acclaim Entertainment
52 Activision, Activision Value, RedOctane
54 2K Games (2K Sports / 2K Play formerly Global Star Software / Rockstar Games)
5D Midway Games
5G Majesco Entertainment
5H 3DO (filed for bankruptcy then given to Global Star Software)
5L NewKidCo
5S Evolved Games formerly Xicat Interactive
5Z Conspiracy Entertainment
60 Titus Software
64 LucasArts
68 ZeniMax Media (Bethesda Softworks / Mud Duck Productions / Vir2L Studios)
69 Electronic Arts, EA Sports, MTV Games
6E Elite Systems
6K UFO Interactive Games
6L BAM! Entertainment
6M System 3
6N Midas Interactive Entertainment
6S TDK Mediactive
6U DreamCatcher Interactive
6V JoWooD Entertainment
6W Sega
6X Wanadoo Edition
6Z NDS Software
70 Atari (Infogrames)
71 Interplay Entertainment
75 SCi
78 THQ (Play THQ)
7D Sierra Entertainment, subsidiary of Vivendi Games formerly Universal Interactive Studios
7F Kemco
7G Rage Software
7H Encore Software
7J Zushi Games formerly ZOO Digital PublishingEU
7K Kiddinx
7L Simon & Schuster Interactive
7N Empire Interactive
7S Rockstar Games
7T Scholastic
7U Ignition Entertainment
82 Namco (following a merger with Bandai Games into Namco Bandai Games)
8G NEC Interchannel
8J Kadokawa Shoten
8M CyberFront
8N Success
8P Sega and Sega Genesis and Sega Master System Virtual Console titles
91 Chunsoft
99 Marvelous EntertainmentJP (Victor Entertainment, Pack-In-Video), Rising Star GamesEU
9B Tecmo
9G Take-Two Interactive (2K Games subsidiaries, Gotham Games / Gathering of Developers)
A4 Konami
A7 Takara (following a merger into Takara Tomy)
AF Namco Bandai Games
AU Alternative Software
B0 Acclaim EntertainmentJP
B2 Bandai Games (following a merger with Namco into Namco Bandai Games)
BB Gaijinworks
BL MTO
BN Sunrise Interactive
BP Global A Entertainment
C0 Taito
C8 Koei
CM Konami
CQ From Software
D9 Banpresto
DA Takara Tomy
DE Human Entertainment
DQ Idea Factory / Compile Heart
E5 Epoch
E7 Athena
E8 Asmik Ace Entertainment
E9 Natsume
EB Atlus
EL Spike
EM Konami
EP Sting Entertainment
ES Starfish SD
EY Vblank Entertainment
FH Easy Interactive
FJ Virtual Toys
FK The Game FactoryEU
FP Mastiff
FR Digital Tainment Pool
FS XS Games
G0 Alpha Unit
G2 Yuke's
G9 D3 Publisher
GA PIN Change
GD Square Enix
GE Kids Station
GG O3 Entertainment
GJ Detn8
GL Gameloft / Ubisoft
GM Gamecock Media Group
GN Oxygen Games
GR GSP
GT 505 Games
GY The Game Factory
GX Commodore and Commodore 64 Virtual Console titles
H3 Zen United
H4 SNK Playmore
HA NobilisJP
HF Level-5
HG Graffiti Entertainment
HH Focus Home Interactive
HJ Genius Products
HL Frontier Developments
HN High Voltage Software
HM HMH Interactive
HQ Abstraction Games
HS Tru Blu
HU Ghostfire Games
HW Incredible Technologies
HY Reef Entertainment
HZ Nordcurrent
ID Infinite Dreams
J8 D4 Enterprise and Neo Geo and MSX Virtual Console titles
J9 AQ Interactive
JD SKONEC Entertainment
JE E Frontier
JF Arc System Works
JG The Games Company
JH City Interactive
JJ Deep Silver
JR Engine Software
JS Digital Leisure
JT Empty Clip Studios
JW Atari
JX Shin'en Multimedia
JZ 505 Games
K6 Nihon System
KB NIS America
KG Kando Games
KJ Studio Zan
KL Abylight
KM Deep SilverEU
KP Purple Hills
KR KREA Medie
KQ Over the Top Games
KW Semnat Studios
L3 G-Mode
LG Black Bean Games
LJ Legendo Entertainment
LT Legacy Interactive
LY Icon Games
MD Ateam
MH Mentor Interactive
MJ Mumbo Jumbo
ML DTP Young Entertainment
MR Mindscape
MS Milestone / UFO Interactive Games
MT Blast! Entertainment
MV Marvelous EntertainmentNA
MZ Mad Catz
N9 Tera Box
NG Nordic Games
NH Gevo Entertainment
NJ Enjoy Gaming
NK Neko Entertainment
NL Nordic Softsales
NP Nobilis
NR Intenium Console
NQ Namco Bandai Games
NR Destineer Games / Bold Games
NS Nippon Ichi Software
NV Nicalis
NW Deep Fried Entertainment
NX Barnstorm Games
PH Playful Entertainment
PK Knowledge Adventure
PL Playlogic Entertainment
PM Warner Bros. Interactive EntertainmentEU?
PN P2 Games
PQ PopCap Games
PZ GameMill Publishing
QC Kadokawa Shoten (Enterbrain)
QH Virtual Play Games
QK MACHINE Studios
QU QubicGames
QX Press Play
RA Office Create
RG Ronimo Games
RM Rondomedia
RN Mastiff / N3V Games
RS Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
RT RTL Enterprises
RV bitComposer Games
RW RealArcade
RZ Akaoni Studio
S5 SouthPeak Games
SJ Cosmonaut Games
SP Blade Interactive Studios
SU Slitherine
SV 7G//AMES aka SevenOne Intermedia
SZ Storm City Games
TL Telltale Games
TR Tetris Online
TV Tivola
TW Two Tribes
TY Teyon
UG Data Design Interactive (Popcorn Arcade formerly Metro 3D)
UH Intenium Console
UJ Ghostlight
UP EnjoyUp Games
UU Onteca
UW Coresoft
VL Eko Software
VN Valcon Games
VP Virgin Play
VS Korner Entertainment / Planeta DeAgostini
VT Microforum Games
VV Pixonauts
VZ Little Orbit
WG 2D Boy
WJ Studio Walljump
WN tons of bits
WR Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
WW Slang Publishing
WY WayForward Technologies
X3 CK Games
X4 Easy Interactive
XG XGen Studios
XJ XSEED Games
XK Exkee
XM DreamBox Games
XS Aksys Games
XT Funbox Media
XV Keystone Game Studio
XW Lemon Games
Y1 Tubby Games
Y5 Easy Interactive
YC NECA
YF Oxygene
YG Maximum Family Games
YT Valcon GamesEU
YY FDG Entertainment
Z4 Ntreev Soft
ZA WBA Interactive
ZG Zallag
ZH Internal Engine
ZS Zinkia Entertainment
ZW Judo Baby
ZX TopWare Interactive

Kolano, this list is already plagued with sketchy publisher IDs (and red wikilinks) that some may turn out never true. It'd be harder if we tried to update this list then to replace another list than to update another and transform this list into "remaining" list full of sketchy lines. This is why I was trying to remove good lines from this list and migrate them to another list. We may receive new gameIDs matching any one in this list and if that happens, the line with third cell occupied will become more apparent in this list if we've removed all good ones. Lucario (talk) 17:33, 7 January 2016 (CET)

Yeah, sorry, dealing with 2 separate incomplete lists was making my review more difficult. I couldn't reference the IDs in one spot, and every fix then required multiple edits (i.e. one here and one in the main list). The original list from source code was based on something, so most of the redlinks/gaps should fill in with review. I may re-purge the valid entries eventually, but wanted to complete more of the initial review without needing the multiple page updates.Kolano (talk) 05:48, 8 January 2016 (CET)

I think I may have worked out why we see some of the gaps we do. This list seems to also include publishers that only released mobile games on Nintendo DS or GBA. For instance Orbutal Media. Kolano (talk) 13:41, 8 January 2016 (CET)

Good catch. Though maybe just that IGN has incomplete info. I think that happens to games with publisher code GR not listed anywhere in http://www.ign.com/companies/gsp-global-software-publishing (Just to be sure, GSP == Global Software Publishing?) Lucario (talk) 18:33, 8 January 2016 (CET)

I'd rather you start reviewing and purge out the good lines from this list and add any more new lines in the main list. It's getting harder to maintain both. Lucario (talk) 00:52, 19 January 2016 (CET)

That's why we aren't maintaining both atm. Get the review done and then update all at once. Kolano (talk) 16:15, 19 January 2016 (CET)
I work on two edit pages in separate tabs and sometime two more tabs for each in read/preview page so reviewing between them is of no problem. I'm guessing you don't work that way? It would've been more straightforward if the good lines are already purged out from this table. Lucario (talk) 23:55, 25 January 2016 (CET)

Other Publisher Check

By Game ID

A list of GameIDs not matching a publisher in the table above:

One-time publisher:

DQAJK2, DQAJSC, E58JQ4, E59JQ4, E6AJQ4, E6BJQ4, GCCJGC, HC2DAX, HC4E9Z, HC4P9Z, HCLEXN, HCLPXN, HCQEXB, HCQJXB, HCVAZZ, HCWEWD, HCWPWD, HCXEWB, HCXJWB, HCXPWB, JODIHB, Template:Notice, Project:Policy, R4DDUS, R6APPU, RCOKZF, RJ7FWP, RJ9HMN, RMNHMN, RXVXWP, SB7IVU, SCBE5V, SLMPWL, SNTEXN, SODPYK, SPKXPV, SPMPWP, SROKZ5, UFN100, W22EQV, W2AEMM, W2FPQW, W2IEKK, W2IPKK, W2JEMM, W2LEQZ, W2LPQZ, W2PPQW, W2TJNB, W3AEY7, W3DJLF, W3JEKT, W3LEY7, W3PEKT, W3REKT, W3SEKT, W42JM4, W82JM6, W8BPLU, W8IJME, W8XELP, W9BEZJ, W9BPZJ, W9IJLB, W9LEJV, WA5EY7, WA7ENY, WA7PNY, WAAEQM, WAAPQM, WAEEWZ, WAEPWZ, WAHEZP, WAHPZP, WAJEZV, WAJPZV, WAKEY7, WAMEY7, WAOEM4, WAOJM4, WAOPM4, WATEUR, WAYETJ, WAYPTJ, WAZEWH, WBEEJV, WBEPJV, WBOEKY, WBPEPS, WBPPPS, WBSENN, WBSPNN, WBVEHK, WBVPHK, WCLEST, WCZJN0, WDEEXU, WDEPXU, WDKEJV, WDSEST, WDSPST, WDXELW, WE6EN7, WE6JN7, WEQEKK, WEQPKK, WEVJNF, WF6EUV, WFDEX0, WFDPX0, WFEEWQ, WFHEPT, WFHPPT, WFMEGZ, WFMPGZ, WFNEUK, WFNPUK, WFPJNA, WFSJL8, WFUEQQ, WFUPQQ, WFWENT, WFWPNT, WGFPTH, WGGJQ2, WGLEVX, WGMJHE, WGUJK3, WH3EHT, WH3PHT, WHOEHT, WHRETS, WHRPTS, WHZESH, WHZPSH, WIDEUN, WIDPUN, WIGEJV, WIHEYN, WJAEYJ, WJAPYJ, WJPJM0, WK2JLD, WK3JLD, WKEJME, WKFEST, WKFPST, WKHERX, WKJE9S, WKPJLD, WKQJNE, WKRPSR, WKUJQA, WL5ELL, WL9EYD, WLDJP1, WLEELU, WLEPLU, WLGELL, WLJJP1, WLMJQ3, WLNELU, WLNPLU, WLPJGK, WLXJN4, WLZEXY, WLZPXY, WM3EKT, WM3PKT, WM7EZK, WM7PZK, WM9JMB, WMAEYS, WMAPYS, WMDEJU, WMGEKH, WMHEMM, WMKEQR, WMKPQR, WMWPPV, WMWXPV, WMZPLN, WNAPQW, WNEEGZ, WNEPGZ, WNKEPS, WNKPPS, WNPJMF, WNSEY9, WNSPY9, WNVJLB, WNWJLB, WODJP1, WOKJBM, WOTEM0, WOTJM0, WOYEPS, WOYPPS, WOZJM2, WP4ELU, WP4PLU, WP5JQ5, WPBEHT, WPBPHT, WPTJN4, WPWEJV, WPXJMB, WPYEPY, WPYPPY, WPZEJY, WR4PJP, WRBEVG, WRBPVG, WRPEHT, WRSERQ, WS3E5V, WS6E5V, WS7EMM, WSBJLF, WSJESS, WSJPSS, WSLEE6, WSLJE6, WSREQT, WSSPLN, WSUJM1, WSYEVK, WSZEUN, WSZPUN, WT8JMB, WTBJN4, WTEELU, WTEPLU, WTUEKN, WTWPWQ, WUFEYX, WVDJM2, WVQEXU, WVQPXU, WVUPRH, WW2PQV, WW3PQV, WWAEQT, WWIPQV, WWTEWS, WWTPWS, WWXEUK, WWXPUK, WXPEYV, WXPPYV, WYIENN, WYIPNN, WYKJM6, WZAEY6, WZBPKN, WZGESQ, XH3EUV, XH5ETJ, XH5PTJ, XH8EQR, XH8PQR, XHREQQ, XHRPQQ, XI8EYJ, XIAEXY, XINELU, XINPLU, XIOELU, XIOPLU, XIPELU, XIPPLU, XIQEJV, XIREJV, XIWESH, XJDEZV, XJDPZV, XJEEQM, XJEPQM, XJFPZK, XJHEYV, XJHPYV, XJJEXU

Occasional publishers:

SASEWW, SDOPLR, SHMPLR, SLLEWW, SVOEWW

Hard to figure these occasional publishers' names.

By Publisher

A list of publishers not matching a publisher in the table above:

Short GameID Clean-up

Here's a list of GameIDs without the PublisherID that may need to be cleaned up:

WiiWare:

W24E, W2CP, W2IP, W2LE, W2LP, W2ME, W2MP, W2TE, W42J, W44E, W44P, W4AP, W54E, W54P, W5AP, W5IE, W6BE, W8CE, W8CP, W8WP, W8XE, W9IE, W9RE, W9RP, W9UP, WA2E, WA2P, WA8E, WABE, WABP, WALP, WANE, WANP, WAYE, WAYP, WB2E, WB3E, WB3P, WB4E, WB4P, WB5E, WB5P, WB6E, WB6P, WBDP, WBFP, WBGP, WBHP, WBIE, WBJE, WBKE, WBKP, WBLE, WBLP, WBME, WBMP, WBNE, WBNP, WBOE, WBQP, WBRP, WBVP, WBWE, WBXE, WBXP, WBYE, WBYP, WBZE, WC2E, WC2P, WC6E, WCHP, WCIE, WCIP, WCJE, WCJP, WCKP, WCOP, WCPE, WCPP, WCRE, WCUP, WCVE, WCZP, WD9P, WDDP, WDFE, WDHE, WDHP, WDKE, WDME, WDOP, WDSP, WDXE, WE9E, WEDE, WEME, WEMP, WEQP, WF2E, WF2P, WF4E, WF4P, WF5E, WFAE, WFAP, WFCE, WFCP, WFFP, WFKE, WFLE, WFME, WFMP, WFRP, WFTE, WFTP, WFUP, WFWE, WG4E, WGOE, WGOP, WGSP, WGVE, WGYE, WHEP, WHRE, WHRP, WHVE, WHXE, WHXP, WIBE, WICE, WICP, WIDE, WIDP, WIEP, WILP, WIRP, WISP, WITE, WITP, WIYP, WJEP, WJSP, WJWE, WKBE, WKBP, WKDE, WKHE, WKTP, WKWP, WLGE, WLOE, WLOP, WLWE, WLWP, WM4E, WM9E, WM9P, WMCE, WMCP, WMJP, WMKP, WMME, WMMP, WMSP, WNVE, WNVJ, WNVP, WO6E, WO6P, WOAP, WOBP, WOGE, WOGP, WOSP, WOYP, WP2E, WPCE, WPDJ, WPFJ, WPHJ, WPPE, WPPP, WPQE, WPRP, WPSP, WPTJ, WPUE, WPVP, WPZE, WR9E, WRFP, WRRP, WRUP, WRXE, WRXP, WSMP, WSNE, WSNP, WSTJ, WSWP, WSXP, WT8J, WTBJ, WTKP, WTME, WTMP, WTPE, WTPP, WTRP, WTTP, WTWP, WUNE, WUNP, WVBE, WVBP, WVCE, WVSP, WWRE, WZIE, WZIP, WZZP

System Channel:

HAAA, HABA, HACA, HADE, HADJ, HADP, HAFA, HAFJ, HAFP, HAGP, HAJE, HAJJ, HAJP, HAPE, HAPJ, HAPP, HATE, HATJ, HATP, HAVJ, HAVP, HAWE, HAXX, HAYA, HBNJ, HC4P, HCAJ, HCAP, HCBJ, HCBP, HCDJ, HCFE, HCFP, HCGE, HCGJ, HCGP, HCHJ, HCIJ, HCJP, HCLE, HCLP, HCMP, HCQE, HCRP, HCSE, HCXE, HCXP, HNPJ

Others:

C93E, C94E, C96E, C97P, C99P, C9EP, C9GP, C9HE, C9IE, C9ME, C9PP, C9RP, C9SP, C9XE, C9YP, C9ZP, Cod3, D56J, E52E, E6XE, EA6E, EULA, FBIP, FCWE, FD2E, FFCC, FFXP, JADE, JADP, JAEP, JD7E, JODI, LACP, LAKE, LAPE, LULZ, MAAE, NAAE, NACE, NACP, NAJ8, NANE, NAOE, NAYE, Oben, PM64, Pop!, QAPN, RFNE, RFNJ, RFNP, RFPE, RFPJ, RFPP, RMCE, RMCJ, Rune, SMB3, SNES, XH2P, XH4P, XH5P, XH7P, XHDP, XHEP, XHIP, XHKP, XHLP, XHOP, XHQP, XHYP, XI2P, XIEP, XIGP, XIHP, XIJP, XIKP, XINP, XIOP, XIPP, XIVP, XIZP, XJDP, XJEP, XJFP, XJGP, XJHP, XJIP, バクたん, 黄金の絆

Not really clear on folks opinions of the shortened GameIDs. Other outside sites seem to use them, but not clear they have much relevance to Dolphin which doesn't, so I'd lean to just purging them out (we need to check if the 6char GameIDs are present first though). Kolano (talk) 06:09, 8 January 2016 (CET)

Since it seems all VC titles on a platform tend to use the same publisher code (i.e. it's associated with the platform not the title) this is likely easier to address than it first seemed. In any case, we need to go through each of these and ensure a 6char GameID is established for each. Kolano (talk) 11:23, 9 January 2016 (CET)

Technically, none of those are wrong! Anything from the wii shop doesn't include a publisher code, technically. But there *is* a separate publisher code, and Dolphin combines them. But the publisher code is based on the platform, not the actual publisher... There has been a lot of debate as to which method is correct. Come into the channel and talk it over with the devs! - MaJoR (talk) 23:50, 19 January 2016 (CET)
I wasn't claiming them to be wrong, just pointless when it comes to Dolphin since Dolphin doesn't identify them by those IDs. Really I just want consistency one way or the other. So we either need to purge those out, or ensure a 4char ID is established across WiiWare/VC titles. Kolano (talk) 00:24, 20 January 2016 (CET)
As I recall the 6 character ones are from Dolphin, and 4 character ones are from the GameTDB import? Since it what is arguably the correct method. Seriously, the way Dolphin does it is weird, according to the devs. But no one really cares. :P - MaJoR (talk) 12:53, 20 January 2016 (CET)
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