-
Shogi 2 (1998).
ASCII originally used the name
Nexoft on
early American releases. In 1991, they
renamed Nexoft to
ASCII Entertainment,
although releases around...
- The
scope is a
sight that
snaps onto the top of the NES Zapper. In 1989,
Nexoft released The
Dominator ProBeam in the
United States, a
wireless version...
- and was
subsequently released in 1989 for the NES in the
United States by
Nexoft Corporation (the
American division of ASCII). It is the
sequel to The Castle...
- Sir-Tech (original) Game
Studio (NES) Publisher(s) Sir-Tech (original)
Nexoft (NES) Designer(s)
Andrew C.
Greenberg Robert Woodhead Series Wizardry Platform(s)...
- was
developed by Game Arts,
published in ****an by Hi-Score in 1989 and by
Nexoft in
North America in 1991. The game
begins with the protagonist, identified...
- UPL (Arcade)
ASCII (MSX, NES, PC-8801, FM-7, X1, MZ-2500, Game Boy (JP))
NEXOFT (Game Boy (NA))
Nintendo (Game Boy (EU)) G-Mode (Mobile)
Enterbrain (iOS)...
- 1990
Unreleased Unreleased Castlequest Castle ExcellentJP ASCII ASCIIJP NexoftNA
November 28, 1986JP
November 28, 1986
September 1989
Unreleased Castlevania...
- NES port.
There was also a
parody of
Zanac called Gun-Nac,
released by
Nexoft for the NES in 1991.
Similar to Konami's own
Parodius games, Gun-Nac brought...
- (US) Faria: A
World of
Mystery and
Danger NES Hi-Score
Media Work (****an)
Nexoft (US) July 21, 1989 (****an) 1990 (US)
Harakiri PC-88 Game Arts July 20, 1990...
- 21, 1990
Unreleased Unreleased Ishido: The Way of
Stones Nexoft ASCII Corporation JP
Nexoft NA
August 2, 1990
November 1990
Unreleased Itsudemo! Nyan...
