Amazing Media Inc.

Operating primarily during the 2000s and early 2010s, the company secured a niche distributing specialized promotional and retail editions of high-profile Japanese role-playing games. Its portfolio is heavily anchored in Square Enix's flagship properties, particularly the Final Fantasy franchise, alongside connections to the broader ecosystem of the Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake and Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake series.

The company handled the distribution of rare promotional items, including the Kingdom Hearts II [Not For Resale] demo in 2000 and its subsequent Kingdom Hearts 2 [Not For Resale] iteration in 2006. It also managed the distribution of Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII (Promo Only - Not for Resale) and the Dissidia: Final Fantasy [Limited Edition] in 2008, catering to collectors and retail partners. Beyond these core RPG franchises, the publisher branched into handheld titles, distributing Space Invaders Extreme in 2008 and the dual-screen release of Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days in 2009. It also facilitated the release of casual adventure titles like Samantha Swift And The Hidden Roses Of Athena in 2010. Through these specific distribution pipelines, the company bridged the gap between Japanese developers and Western promotional markets.