A.I Co., Ltd.

COMPANY

Machida, Tokyo,Japan

A former Japanese developer best known for developing the Super Robot Wars games.

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The company had been filed for bankrupted in March 2025.

Developed Games

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Bomberman GB (Game)

10 August 1995

Help Indy Bomber on this quest on the Game Boy.

GB​

Super Robot Wars J (Game)

15 September 2005

The last installment of the Super Robot Wars series for the Game Boy Advance. Notable for its battle animations, which are arguably on the level of the Playstation 2 versions of the series.

GBA​

Super Robot Wars W (Game)

1 March 2007

The first game in the Super Robot Wars series for the Nintendo DS. The game is a Simulation RPG based around the idea of combining the stories and characters from various mecha anime series into one big official crossover experience.

NDS​

Super Robot Wars R (Game)

2 August 2002

The second Super Robot Wars game for the Game Boy Advance, R (Reversal) follows the battles of the "Round Knights" as they fight against various mecha anime villains.

GBA​

Bomberman B-Daman (Game)

20 December 1996

Bomberman loses his marbles in this timing-based ball-shooting game. The game also features a frantic competitive four-player mode.

SNES​

Bomberman Jetters (Game)

10 March 2004

The spiritual successor of Bomberman Generation, Bomberman Jetters is loosely based on the anime of the same name.

PS2​ GCN​

Bomberman Hero (Game)

1 September 1998

Mixing classic Bomberman gameplay with a full blown adventure game, take control of Bomberman and rescue Princess Millian while putting a stop to the evil Garadan Empire.

WSHP​ N64​

Super Robot Wars D (Game)

8 August 2003

The 4th Super Robot Wars on the Game Boy Advance, D (Destiny) chronicles the battle against the Ruina.

GBA​

Super Robot Taisen 64 (Game)

29 October 1999

The one and only Super Robot Wars game for the Nintendo 64. This game's claims to fame are its 3D backdrops and deep scenario-branching system.

N64​

Super Robot Wars A (Game)

21 September 2001

Super Robot Wars A (Advance) is the first Super Robot Wars on the Game Boy Advance. The Londo Bell forces battle against the Shadow Mirror.

GBA​

J-League '96 Dream Stadium (Game)

1 June 1996

Soccer game published by Hudson that features the sixteen teams of 1996's J-League season.

SNES​

CrossFire (Game)

29 March 1991

Multi-part vertical shooter that sees the player run 'n' gun on the ground and taking to the skies in a helicopter.

GEN​

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Company details

Name

A.I Co., Ltd.

Abbreviation

Founded

Location

Machida, Tokyo,Japan

Website

http://www.a-i.co.jp/

Aliases

Developed Games

• Bomberman GB (Game)
• Super Robot Wars J (Game)
• Super Robot Wars W (Game)
• Super Robot Wars R (Game)
• Bomberman B-Daman (Game)
• Bomberman Jetters (Game)
• Bomberman Hero (Game)
• Super Robot Wars D (Game)
• Super Robot Taisen 64 (Game)
• Super Robot Wars A (Game)
• J-League '96 Dream Stadium (Game)
• CrossFire (Game)
• Densha de Go! 64 (Game)
• Super Robot Taisen GC (Game)
• Doraemon 3: Nobita no Machi SOS! (Game)
• Original Story from Fairy Tail: Gekitotsu! Kardia Daiseidou (Game)
• TV Anime: Fairy Tail Gekitou! Madoushi Kessen (Game)
• Super Real Mahjong Dōsōkai (Game)
• Wrath of the Black Manta (Game)
• BlaZeon: The Bio-Cyborg Challenge (Game)
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Published Games

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Franchises

• Super Robot Taisen (Franchise)
• Bomberman (Franchise)
• Bonk (Franchise)
• Fairy Tail (Franchise)
• J-League (Franchise)
• Airwolf (Franchise)
• Arcade Archives (Franchise)
• Arcade Hits (Franchise)
• B-Daman (Franchise)
• Bomberman Jetters (Franchise)
• Densha de Go! (Franchise)
• Doraemon (Franchise)
• International Superstar Soccer (Franchise)
• Mario (Franchise)
• Mario Party (Franchise)
• Power Instinct (Franchise)
• Raiden (Franchise)
• SD Gundam (Franchise)
• Street Fighter II (Franchise)
• Super Real Mahjong (Franchise)

People

• None

Characters

• Kouji Kabuto (Character)
• Sayaka Yumi (Character)
• Boss (Character)
• Tetsuya Tsurugi (Character)
• Trowa Barton (Character)
• Quatre Raberba Winner (Character)
• Amuro Ray (Character)
• Athrun Zala (Character)
• Bonk (Character)
• Duke Fleed (Character)
• Elpeo Puru (Character)
• Fa Yuiry (Character)
• Kamille Bidan (Character)
• Kira Yamato (Character)
• Lacus Clyne (Character)
• Mu La Flaga (Character)
• Puru Two (Character)
• Ryouma Nagare (Character)
• Banjou Haran (Character)
• Bomberman (Character)

Concepts

• 2D (Concept)
• Retroachievements (Concept)
• Virtual Console (Concept)
• Boss (Concept)
• Boss Fight (Concept)
• Games Based on Anime (Concept)
• Health (Concept)
• Jump (Concept)
• Licensed Game (Concept)
• Mascot (Concept)
• Aerial Combat (Concept)
• Caveman (Concept)
• Crossover (Concept)
• Dinosaur (Concept)
• Final Boss (Concept)
• High Score (Concept)
• Level Up (Concept)
• Lives (Concept)
• Special Attack (Concept)
• Difficulty Level (Concept)

Locations

• Space (Location)
• Earth (Location)
• Japan (Location)
• Sports Stadium (Location)
• Amusement Park (Location)
• Castle (Location)
• Cemetery (Location)
• Chinatown (Location)
• Jupiter (Location)
• New York City (Location)
• Ocean (Location)
• The Moon (Location)
• The Mushroom Kingdom (Location)
• Town (Location)

Objects

• Super Robot (Object)
• Great Mazinger (Object)
• Mazinger Z (Object)
• Mech (Object)
• RX-93 Nu Gundam (Object)
• Combattler V (Object)
• MSZ-006 Zeta Gundam (Object)
• Bomb (Object)
• Voltes V (Object)
• Daitarn 3 (Object)
• Dancouga (Object)
• Grendizer (Object)
• Gun (Object)
• Layzner (Object)
• RX-78-2 Gundam (Object)
• Soccer Ball (Object)
• Sword (Object)
• XXXG-00W0 Wing Gundam Zero Custom (Object)
• Zambot 3 (Object)
• Armor (Object)