The latest Nintendo Power includes an informative listing of the latest development companies signed up to develop for GameCube. Thanks to TendoBox, we’ve got a transcription of the complete list, accompanied descriptions on each company and even hints at what some of the GameCube projects might be!

Atod AB

A Swedish developer which has been going since the 80s. Previous games include Jeremy McGrath Supercross '98, Rally Championship and Hot Wheels Extreme Racing.

Codemasters

Huge British developer, we revealed a few months ago that they'll be developing a number of GameCube games including a version of Colin McRae Rally 3. Watch this space.

Coyote Developments

A small British developer. Currently developing Pigeon Bombardier, a puzzle game for Game Boy Advance and a 3D Pre-Rendered adventure game caled Exposed for next-gen consoles.

Eden Studios

Once an in-house team at Infogrames, this French developer split from them in the mid-90s. Possibly developing V-Rally 3 for GameCube.

Full Fat Productions

Developed the GBA port of Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2.

M4 Ltd

Another British developer. Developed Jeremy McGrath's Supercross 2000 and Resident Evil Gaiden for GBC.

Monster Games

American developer behind the Nascar Heat games for Xbox, PS2 and PC. Look out for a GameCube version.

N-Space

American developer N-Space created many action games on the Playstation including Die Hard Trilogy 2, Danger Girl and Duke Nukem: Land Of The Babes.

N.A.P.S Team SNC

British-based developer behind the old school Playstation beat-'em-up Gekido.

Netdol Entertainment

New Korean developer, currently working on a Turn-based Online Action Game for the PC called Toy Tank 3D.

Outrage Entertainment

American developer, known for its head-spinning Descent games on the PC. Currently working on a unique PS2 adventure game called Rubu Tribe.

Runecraft LTD

British developer behind the Spec Ops series. Also ported Spacestation: Silicon Valley to the Playstation in 2000, under the name Evo's Space Adventures.

Snowblind Studios

The American developer who created Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance on PS2. Could their be some truth to the rumors of it going multi-format? Also worked on Top Gear Overdrive on the N64.

Studio 3 Interactive

Well respected in the Europe games community, this British developer made the handheld versions of International Karate. Currently developing Last Ninja 4, the return of an amazing series from the Commodore 64. Let us pray for a GameCube version.

Wahoo Studios

A small independent game development studio located in Utah. Developed the N64 versions of Bio Freaks, Xena Warrior Princess and Rainbow Six.