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Pokémon Tretta
Pokémon Tretta (stylized in all-caps as TRETTA ) is an amusement arcade game developed by Japanese companies Takara Tomy A.R.T.S. and Marvelous AQL. It was originally released in Japan in mid-2012, and was released in the Philippines on 2016 in branches of the Quantum Amusement Corporation . The arcade was discontinued globally in 2023.
YGG Web3 Games Summit 2023
The YGG Web3 Games Summit 2023 was a 2023 play-to-earn multi-event organized by Yield Guild Games. It was composed of three different events held from November 18 to 25, 2023 at Bonifacio Global City in Taguig City, Philippines. [1]
Indigo Entertainment Philippines, Inc.
Indigo Entertainment Philippines, Inc. , simply known as Indigo Entertainment , was an indie game development and outsourcing studio in the Philippines. [doc 1] It developed kid-friendly HTML5 casual games for clients like Nickelodeon, Disney, and Cartoon Network. It is best known for developing the mech game Garrison: Archangel. The company was shut down around 2019.
NBA 2K League APAC Invitational 2023 Presented by Cignal
The NBA 2K League APAC Invitational 2023 Presented by Cignal was an on-ground Philippine tournament for the basketball game NBA2K24. It was held on Friday and Saturday, November 17 and 18, 2023 at the the High Grounds Café Diliman in Quezon City, Metro Manila.
Starcade
Starcade was a Filipino video game news and reviews website of Philstar.com that ran from 2005 until 2008.
Anito
Anito is a series of Filipino-developed, single-player fantasy action-adventure RPGs that were released from 2002 until 2006.
SEGA ATLUS Festival Philippines
The SEGA ATLUS Festival Philippines is a series of annual gaming showcase events held in the country by SEGA Singapore Pte. Ltd. (SEGA Asia) together with SEGA's game developer subsidiary, Atlus Co., Ltd. (ATLUS).
U Got Game
U Got Game was a Philippine interschool PC game development competition event organized by IGDA Manila as well as the computer science organizations of the top universities of the Philippines. It was held on Saturday, September 18, 2004, at the Philippine Trade Training Center in Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City, Metro Manila.
CABAL 2 SEA
CABAL II SEA was a planned service of CABAL II: The Neoforce Era by PlayPark for various SEA countries, including the Philippines, Singapore, and Malaysia. The service never launched, and the game itself, CABAL II, was largely a flop.
Ang Pinaka Sikat Na Pinoy-Made Mobile Games (2017)
Ang Pinaka Sikat Na Pinoy-Made Mobile Games (English translation: The Most Famous Filipino-Made Mobile Games ) was the August 6, 2017 episode of "Ang Pinaka", a weekly informative show of the Philippine-based television channel GMA News TV.






