Xing Entertainment was a Japanese publisher that brought several arcade ports and original titles to 32-bit consoles. They published notable games such as Kaitei Daisensou, Wolf Fang: Kuuga 2001, and Gussun Oyoyo, as well as anime-licensed titles like 3X3 Eyes: Kyuusei Koushu and Tenchi Muyo! Toko Muyo. The company was also responsible for publishing entries in the Lode Runner franchise on home consoles during the mid-1990s.
Operating during a transformative era for home consoles, the publisher specialized in bringing complex arcade experiences and niche Japanese properties to domestic audiences. A cornerstone of this strategy was the puzzle-platformer
Gussun Oyoyo (1995) and its updated sequel
Gussun Oyoyo-S (1996), both of which adapted the classic screen-clearing, block-digging mechanics of the
Lode Runner franchise into a cooperative puzzle format.