@Popetherev28 Hi. Are you implying that Konami has exclusive rights to Bloody Roar? If so, are you going to show a primary source that runs counter to any of the above?
@Popetherev28 Can't reply to the correct tweet in the thread as it looks like I've been blocked. The citation on Wikipedia only indicates that Konami acquired Hudson, and does not mention Bloody Roar. If anyone has a source that establishes that Hudson had full rights to Bloody Roar, lmk.
@Popetherev28 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_Ro… references web.archive.org/web/2013011803…, which only mentions Hudson, not the game. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_Ro… differs, claiming Raizing developed the arcade game and Hudson handled the home release, which lines up with what I know but doesn't have citations here.
@Popetherev28 Bloody Roar 1&2 arcade flyers all have 8ing/Raizing logos for development and Able Corporation as publisher -- no Hudson bee, despite being a secondary credit on the arcade title screens. The Bloody Roar console release flyer bears the Hudson bee. 
I'll stop annotating it in this thread in particular, but in the off-chance that someone ends up this far down the thread: I've been digging into how things are credited in the AC, JP CS, and US CS releases and its inconsistent as hell; I full-well understand the confusion here.
The Arcade and JP Consumer releases have some minor credits differences that shift the focus toward Eighting or Hudson respectively, but the US Consumer releases have even more edits that downplay or even outright excise mention of Eighting. I'll document it elsewhere.
