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Playism

Playism (stylized as PLAYISM) is a Japanese independent video game publisher operated by Active Gaming Media. Playism started as a digital distribution platform for PC games in May 2011.

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Founded
May 2011
Industry
Video games
Headquarters
Osaka, Tokyo
Key people
Shunji Mizutani (executive producer)
Parent
Active Gaming Media

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Playism

Nodes17
Edges16
Triples30
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.117647
Components1

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Playism

Top relations

related to history · 24
Playism → Active Gaming Media, Amaya, Cave Story, Daisuke, Design, HAL College, In April, It, Its, Japanese, La-Mulana, Machinarium, May, Nagoya, Nigoro, One Way Heroics, Osaka, PC, Pixel, Shunji Mizutani
Founded · 1
Playism → May 2011
Headquarters · 1
Playism → Osaka, Tokyo
Industry · 1
Playism → Video games
Key people · 1
Playism → Shunji Mizutani (executive producer)
Parent · 1
Playism → Active Gaming Media
Website · 1
Playism → playism.com/en

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games video active gaming media may 2011 indie game digital website japanese 2013 would japan stream distribution platform pc osaka

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
PlayismFoundedMay 20111.00infobox
PlayismHeadquartersOsaka, Tokyo1.00infobox
PlayismIndustryVideo games1.00infobox
PlayismKey peopleShunji Mizutani (executive producer)1.00infobox
PlayismParentActive Gaming Media1.00infobox
PlayismWebsiteplayism.com/en1.00infobox
Playismrelated to historyActive Gaming Media0.60section
Playismrelated to historyMay0.60section
Playismrelated to historyPC0.60section
Playismrelated to historyIt0.60section
Playismrelated to historyShunji Mizutani0.60section
Playismrelated to historyIts0.60section

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