NCS

The publisher's early software catalog featured a diverse range of genres, establishing a strong presence on Japanese home systems. In 1988, the company released the fantasy strategy game Gaia no Monshou, followed by the futuristic tactical title Gai Flame in 1990. NCS also expanded into sci-fi simulation with Hisou Kihei X Serd in 1990.

For action and role-playing audiences, the publisher delivered the side-scrolling platformer Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman and the first-person dungeon crawler Double Dungeons, both in 1989. That same year, NCS targeted sports enthusiasts with the release of the simulation title Ganbare! Golf Boys and the baseball game Rom Rom Stadium, alongside the adventure game Energy. These releases solidified the company's reputation for delivering varied gameplay experiences during the late 1980s and early 1990s, serving as a foundation for its enduring cult status among retro gaming enthusiasts.