- Name
- Electro-Brain
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- Founded
- Location
- Salt Lake City,Utah,USA
- Website
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Electro-Brain
Salt Lake City,Utah,USA
A US video game publisher which exclusively published in the United States. They would often bring over Japanese and European console games and worked primarily (but not wholly) with Nintendo platforms. They went defunct in 1998.
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Overview
Electro Brain was an American video game publisher. They largely worked with Nintendo, bringing various games from the Japanese and European regions to the US. They would often work with US developers as well. Electro Brain was initially active in 1990, publishing Game Boy and NES titles. They continued to work on console games until they published two N64 games in 1998 -- Dual Heroes (Game) and Star Soldier: Vanishing Earth -- that failed to garner Electro Brain enough revenue to keep them in business. They went defunct that same year.
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Bionic Battler (Game)
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