Electro Brain Corp.

Operating primarily in the early 1990s, the publisher secured licensing agreements to bring major Japanese intellectual properties to North American audiences. A cornerstone of this strategy was the localization of Fist of the North Star (1990), which introduced Western players to the brutal, post-apocalyptic martial arts franchise originally created by Buronson and Tetsuo Hara.

In addition to anime-based properties, the company was associated with high-profile action franchises. They distributed early production runs of Konami's Super C (1990), including the highly collectible Super C [5 Screw] variant, cementing their footprint in the classic run-and-gun genre. Electro Brain also collaborated with prominent developers like HAL Laboratory to release the tank combat game Trax (1991) and the sci-fi racer Dead Heat Scramble (1990). Their portfolio further expanded through partnerships with Gremlin Graphics to distribute the top-down racer Super Cars (1991), alongside their own co-publishing efforts on the powerboat racing title Eliminator Boat Duel (1991). Through these specific releases, the company carved out a niche distributing Japanese imports and European conversions during a transitional period in console gaming history.