ASCII

ASCII

ASCII is a company or brand with reviewed credits in the site's game catalog. In GameNavo's current public company directory, ASCII is linked to 37 distinct published standard games and ranks 65 in this frozen top-100 snapshot. Representative reviewed links include Castle Excellent (development and publishing); Astro Robo Sasa (publishing); Best Keiba - Derby Stallion (development and publishing); Best Play Pro Yakyuu II (development and publishing). These examples describe the visible scope of the site's records; they are not presented as the company's complete commercial catalogue. A company credit can mean development, publishing, localization, porting, or regional distribution depending on the title and edition. The directory therefore keeps each credited role attached to its specific game and release. It does not infer credits from parent-company ownership, a later acquisition, a shared brand, or a similar name, and it does not merge separate organizations solely because their names resemble one another. The public English name is shortened to “ASCII”, while “ASCII Corporation” remains available for search and historical identification. The Chinese display name used on this page is “ASCII”. The linked count is a catalog measure and should not be read as a claim about the company's complete lifetime output.

Published collection: 35 games

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Related collections · Series

  • Best Play Pro Yakyuu

    Best Play Pro Yakyuu gives you the manager's seat in a baseball season, with lineups, pitching changes and tactical calls shaping your team's results. Editing players and teams adds another pleasure: building a league of your own and watching your decisions play out.

    Published collection: 6 games

  • Derby Stallion

    Derby Stallion puts you in charge of a stud farm, from choosing breeding pairs to training horses and entering races. Prize money feeds back into the farm, while each new generation gives you another chance to refine a bloodline.

    Published collection: 9 games

  • Bass Landing

    Bass Landing turns a day on the lake into a fishing simulation built around choosing tackle, placing a cast and working the lure. Free fishing and tournament play give you different reasons to study the water and bring a hooked fish alongside the boat.

    Published collection: 3 games

  • Daisenryaku

    Daisenryaku is a military strategy franchise about coordinating units, producing reinforcements and controlling a battlefield map. Its branches explore different eras and rules, with both turn-based and real-time entries asking you to think beyond a single exchange of fire.

    Published collection: 10 games

  • Carom Shot

    Carom Shot puts billiards on a virtual table, where aiming the cue and reading the next ball's path drive the action. Its small PlayStation series presents the table in 3D and gives players room to think through each shot.

    Published collection: 2 games

  • Armored Core

    Armored Core is FromSoftware’s mech-action series about assembling a fighting machine and taking on mercenary missions. Changing weapons, legs and other parts changes how you move and fight, making a return to the garage part of solving a difficult battle.

    Published collection: 20 games

  • AI Shougi

    AI Shougi offers a computer opponent for a quiet game of Japanese chess. You read threats, protect your king and look for the move that turns the position around. Across its console and computer releases, adjustable opponents and edition-specific practice tools give you different ways to work on your play.

    Published collection: 4 games

  • Chou Aniki

    Chou Aniki is best known for shooters where flying muscles and bodybuilding jokes turn every stage into a strange spectacle. Beneath the absurd imagery, you still need to watch enemy movement and find a route through incoming fire.

    Published collection: 4 games

  • 19XX

    Capcom’s 194X aerial shooters send you into scrolling battlefields filled with enemy planes and warships. Dodge incoming fire and collect weapon upgrades as formations close in. Each entry adds its own twist, from evasive loops to charged shots.

    Published collection: 8 games

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