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Infinity, Media Factory

Infinity, Bandai

Game de Demashita! Powerpuff Girls Z was developed by Infinity and published by Bandai for the Nintendo DS (now known as Bandai Namco) on June 14, 2007. It has board-game style gameplay similar to Mario Party and features Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup competing with Mojo Jojo to get to the center of the board, competing in minigames along the way. The game received a Cero A rating in Japan which is the equivalent of an E rating in the United States.

Infinity, Victor Interactive Software

Kaeru no Ehon is a classic 2D RPG game in which the player can choose between a male or a female main character. The player got to train their character choosing different kind of jobs (sword master, musician, blacksmith, etc) or study different subjects, and after that they can explore the world and fight against different kind of monsters.

Infinity, Imadeio

Infinity, Jaleco

Ninja JaJaMaru-kun: Onigiri Ninpou-chou Gold is an Action game, developed by Atelier Double and published by Jaleco, which was released in Japan in 1997.

Infinity, Alchemist

"Chibi * Devi!", which is popular in the girls' manga magazine "Chao", has become a game for Nintendo 3DS! Control Mao-chan, whose actions change when you change her costume, and clear numerous mini-games. Sometimes you have to search for costumes to clear the game! Even after clearing, you can collect more costumes and challenge the mini-game again.

Infinity, Imagineer

Infinity, Imagineer

is a console-style RPG with randomly encountered enemies whom you fight in turn-based combat viewed from “over-the-shoulder” perspective, similar to Phantasy Star IV. Gen and other party members develop special powers called “chakra”, which can be leveled up just like the characters themselves.

Infinity, Imagineer

A PlayStation remake of a Super Famicom RPG called G.O.D: Mezameyo to Yobu Koe ga Kikoe.

Infinity, Creative Core

Happy Happy Clover is a game based on the manga series, developed by Infinity and published by Creative Core, which was released in Japan in 2008.

Infinity, Jaleco

Ninja-themed 3D action game.

Infinity, Brøderbund Software, Nintendo, Imagineer

The Battle For Olympus was developed by Infinity and Radical Entertainment for the Nintendo Entertainment System and Nintendo GameBoy. It was released in 1988, the year after Zelda II was released. The game borrowed many concepts from the popular Zelda game, utilizing various special weapons and tools as the game progresses.