Conspiracy Entertainment

Founded in the late 1990s, the publisher established its early portfolio by securing licensing agreements for Japanese and European properties. Among its earliest projects was the localization of the critically acclaimed shoot 'em up Bangai-O (1999) and its extremely rare promotional counterpart, Bangai-O [Prize Edition] (1999), followed by the wider release of Bangai-O (2000). The company also targeted younger audiences and mainstream brands, publishing licensed handheld titles such as Tom and Jerry Mouse Hunt (2000) and the puzzle game Tiny Toon Adventures: Wacky Stackers (2001).

Conspiracy Entertainment expanded its catalog across diverse genres, releasing the action game Hidden Invasion (2000), the puzzle title Puzzled (2001), and the casual sports game Cocoto Fishing Master (2000). Throughout its active years, the publisher focused on budget-priced releases and niche genre acquisitions, often working with European developers like Neko Entertainment. The company eventually transitioned its focus toward casual Wii and Nintendo DS titles before ceasing publishing operations.