Aqua Plus

During the late 1990s and early 2000s, the publisher expanded its console presence by handling domestic PlayStation releases. A key component of this strategy involved publishing budget-priced software, particularly through collaborations tied to the Simple 1500 Series Vol. lineup. Early efforts in this category include the 1997 release Defeat Lightning, which established the company's footprint in the budget gaming market.

This distribution model matured with a wave of releases in 2000, including the localized simulation Roller Coaster World, the train-racing title Xtreme Express, and the puzzle compilation Ultimate Mind Games. By 2001, the publisher added The Kickboxing to this budget lineup. Alongside these genre titles, the company transitioned its popular intellectual properties to home consoles, notably releasing Comic Party [Limited Edition] and the standard edition of Comic Party in 2001. The subsequent release of the action-RPG Tenerezza in 2003 capped off a prolific era of software publishing. Together, these specific titles defined the publisher's strategy of bridging niche visual novels with accessible, low-cost console entertainment for the Japanese market.