Which studio developed the 1999 Nintendo 64 photography game Pokémon Snap?

HAL Laboratory developed the 1999 Nintendo 64 photography game Pokémon Snap.

Pokémon Snap is a spin-off in which players control photographer Todd Snap, who travels automatically through courses and takes pictures of Pokémon. Professor Oak evaluates the photographs according to factors such as subject placement, size, and pose.

The game was first announced for the Nintendo 64DD, but development moved to the standard Nintendo 64 after delays affecting the add-on hardware. It became one of the first Pokémon titles to show many creatures in real-time 3D.

Game Freak developed the core role-playing games, while HAL Laboratory was responsible for Pokémon Snap. That distinction matters because Pokémon is a broad franchise with different developers across its spin-offs.