Advance Communication Company

In 1988, the developer released Cycle Race Roadman, a bicycle racing game for the Famicom that required players to manage stamina across various multi-stage courses. That same year, they programmed the Famicom adaptation of Ys, which altered certain dungeon layouts, music arrangements, and boss behaviors from the original PC-8801 computer version.

The studio's partnership with publisher Bandai led to the 1988 Japanese release of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, which subsequently received a North American localization in 1989. This title utilized a dual-character mechanic where players alternated worlds and gameplay styles between the peaceful doctor and his aggressive alter ego.

In 1989, the company expanded its portfolio with Seirei Gari, a digital novel adventure game based on the shojo manga of the same name. They also developed Tatsunoko Fighter (alternatively spelled Tatsu no Ko Fighter), a side-scrolling action game featuring prominent anime characters, alongside their work on Moeru Oniisan. These releases defined the developer's brief but active period of Famicom production before the studio ceased operations.