Electro Brain

Operating primarily out of Salt Lake City, Utah, the publisher secured licensing agreements with major Japanese developers to localize niche intellectual properties. The 1990 release of Fist of the North Star introduced Western console players to the post-apocalyptic martial arts franchise, adapting the Japanese Famicom title Hokuto no Ken 2. Similarly, Puss N' Boots: Pero's Great Adventure tied into Toei Animation's classic anime film mascot, offering licensed platforming action.

Beyond anime adaptations, the company maintained a strong relationship with HAL Laboratory, distributing their quirky vehicle-based titles Trax and Go Go Tank for the Game Boy. They also bridged the gap between arcade and home markets by releasing Raiden Trad, a port of Seibu Kaihatsu's seminal shoot-'em-up, and the racing game Dead Heat Scramble. For European imports, they localized Gremlin Graphics' top-down racer Super Cars. While most of their catalog relied on overseas acquisitions, the publisher also supported domestic talent, releasing the survival-horror platformer Ghoul School, which was developed by the American studio Imagineering. This diverse portfolio of licensed anime properties, arcade ports, and European imports defined the company's footprint in the early 1990s retail landscape.