Asmik Ace Entertainment Inc

During the late 1980s, the publisher established a diverse software library by releasing titles across multiple genres. In 1988, the company released the mahjong title Gambler Jiko Chuushinha. The following year marked a significant expansion in its catalog with the release of the action role-playing game Super Hydlide and the sports simulation World Super Tennis.

The company also targeted the shoot 'em up and action markets in 1989 with the 3D scrolling shooter Cosmic Epsilon, the manga-based Meimon Takonishi Ouendan, and a home port of the arcade hit Shinobi. That same year, the platformer Asmik-kun World debuted.

Beyond these early releases, the publisher continued to support various home consoles throughout the 1990s, transitioning into 3D gaming on fifth-generation systems. It eventually shifted its primary focus toward film production and distribution under the ownership of Japanese telecommunications giants, while maintaining its legacy as an early pioneer in console software publishing.