Piko Interactive LLC

Established to preserve gaming history, the publisher focuses on securing intellectual properties, unfinished prototypes, and regional exclusives that risked falling into obscurity. By acquiring the rights to the Bitmap Brothers' acclaimed action-platformer Gods (1992, 1993), the company ensured the preservation of its distinct 16-bit iterations across various home consoles. Similarly, the acquisition of Wisdom Tree's Super 3D Noah's Ark (1994) allowed for a high-profile digital remaster on modern PC platforms, alongside physical cartridge re-manufactures for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.

The publisher's efforts also extended to rare regional releases and unlicensed software. They localized and distributed the elusive beat 'em up Iron Commando (1995) for Western audiences who had previously missed its limited Japanese release. Additionally, the company preserved early puzzle titles like Pyramid (1992) and classic multiplatform shooters like Urban Strike (1995). Through these targeted acquisitions, the company maintains a physical and digital pipeline that keeps these specific 1990s titles accessible to contemporary players and collectors.