Games Released
- Andro Dunos (Neo Geo)
- Ashura Blaster (Arcade, for Taito)
- Asuka & Asuka (Arcade, for Taito)
- Bass Rush: ECOGEAR PowerWorm Championship (Nintendo 64)
- Battle Flip Shot (Neo Geo)
- Bang Bead (Neo Geo)
- Blocken (Arcade)
- Breakers (Neo Geo)
- Breakers Revenge (Neo Geo)
- Chiki Chiki Boys (Sega Mega Drive)
- Cowboy Kid (NES)
- Drift Out (Arcade)
- Drift Out '94 (Arcade)
- Super Drift Out (Super Famicom)
- Neo Drift Out (Neo Geo)
- Galmedes (Arcade)
- Great Boxing: Rush Up (NES) (published in North America by Romstar as World Champ)
- Goal!Goal!Goal! (Neo Geo)
- Maze of Flott (Arcade)
- Musashi Ganryuki (Neo Geo)
- Neo Mr. Do! (Neo Geo)
- Panic Road (Arcade) (co-developed with Seibu Kaihatsu)
- Puzzle De Pon (Neo Geo)
- Puzzle De Pon! R (Neo Geo)
- Rally Bike (NES)
- Storm Blade (Arcade)
- Thunder & Lightning (Arcade)
- Thunder & Lighting 2 (Neo Geo)
- Vasara (Arcade)
- Vasara 2 (Arcade)
- Wardner (Sega Mega Drive)
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