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JAMP, MediaWorks

High School of Blitz is an unusual collectible card game that centers on cute characters as its selling point. Each player plays someone who has become class president of a girl’s high school classroom, and tries to raise a group to save the world from destruction (and battle against the other classes). The Playstation game features 2 different game modes: Story mode and Trading Card mode. The game features a gallery mode and characters profiles that will be unlocked playing the story mode game. The game also features japanese voice acting for all the characters.

JAMP, Takara

Tour Party Sotsugyou Ryokou ni Ikou is a board game, that was released for Sega Saturn and PlayStation, in which the player can choose at the beginning of the game to play as a girl or a boy, the theme of the board is to travel, and the game features at the 4 human players to play as the same time and compete against the others. The gameplay is similar to Takara's the Game of life but in Tour Party, during the journey the players will meet different people and they can become friends with them, and different events that will make the trip more interesting. The game features 8 different characters to choose from and a complete viewer mode with character profiles, musics, and other unlockables modes.

JAMP, Takara

In the vein of Tokimeki Memorial, the game follows the protagonist's love affairs inside an average Japanese company.

JAMP, Sega

Gakkou no Kaidan is a game for the Sega Saturn console. It was released in 1995 to accompany the live-action movie Gakkou no Kaidan. It was available only in Japan, in Japanese.

JAMP, Sega

Touryuumon, also known as Gateway to Success in English, is a Sega System 16B puzzle game developed by JAMP and published by Sega. The game was released in Japan in April 1995, several years after the last Sega System 16 game, and was the hardware's final arcade release.

JAMP, Sega

Surging Aura is a 1995 Sega Mega Drive RPG by Sega with art by Japanese illustrator Mutsumi Inomata.

JAMP, Sega

A shooting game for Saturn based on the Kikaider franchise.

JAMP, Virgin Interactive Entertainment (Japan)

The Unsolved is an adventure game in style of The X Files that uses real-actors and real photo backdrops. The player assumes a role of a police detective who is trying to solve the series of murders in downtown Los Angeles, where all the victims are women. All the victims seem to be missing organs and depleted of their blood, and modus operandi of the perpetrator is unknown. Police is tapping in the dark, and the closer you get to the truth, the story mixes science fiction and supernatural, much like The X-Files.