Fixed. You forgot its Sony ;)

I'm confused. To Wikipedia!

Okay, so the company was called Grasshopper Manufacture, and the guy's name was Goichi Suda, which somehow became Suda51. But Flower was made by thatgamecompany...

There are two games named Flower?

Nah. One is "Flower," the other is "Flower, Sun, and Rain."

Both of your links go to the Flower page

That is mighty confusing, though. It sounds like three games, but it's just one!

And Wikipedia says it's a GameCube game, but this article says it's PS2...

LOL. URL C&P fail on my part. Fixed!

That would be totally hilarous :)

Quick Japanese lesson!  "Go" means 5.  "Ichi" means 1.  "Juu" means 10.  Gojuuichi is 5-10-1, and that's how you say 51 in Japanese.  Five tens, one.  All the numbers connect like this, so once you can count to 10, you can count to 100!

Goichi doesn't translate directly to 51, but just "five one," which wouldn't work in Japanese.  But if you take go-ichi and turn it into 5-1, and read it in English, it's 51.  So he gave himself a nickname based on a number-translating joke.  That's how much of a nerd he is.

But he wears a luchador mask and makes really awesome games, so he's still cool.

Wikipedia says it's a PS2 game, that just got an enhanced remake for DS.  We reading the same Wikipedia?  Or are you changing it?

PS3's second win starting. Due to their success in recent months in Japan many of these games are going to start to become PS3 only.