#Asmik Ace Entertainment

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Nemuru Mayu (Asmik Ace Entertainment, PS1, 2000)

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LSD: Dream Emulator is a Playstation 1 game, released in 1998 and it was developed by Asmik Ace Entertainment.

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WWF: No Mercy (Asmik Ace Entertainment / AKI Corporation, THQ, 2000)

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LSD Simulator

LSD Simulator is a 1998 exploration video game developed by Asmik Ace Entertainment. The player explores environments with strange surrealistic settings with no set goals. The game is played in intervals of 10 minutes. The game has set levels that explore different areas, such as a village, a field, a city, houses, a factory and more. They are often set with random objects, people and animals that roam around. The levels automatically end after 10 minutes, or can end early if the player interacts with objects that trigger level changes. The game becomes more surreal and psychedelic overtime, as the game changes its textures and randomness. After being released, it didn’t gain much traction due to its obscurity and how limited it was in availability yet is still considered a great game despite its lack of story and meaning. Its said to well represent the frroomgg of actual dreams and is compared to works of art that emulate dreams.

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WWF No Mercy (V1.1) N64 ROM download is available to play for Delta Emulator. This game is the US English. ROM and use it with an emulator. Play online game on Android / IOS Game Info WWF No Mercy is a professional wrestling video game released in 2000 by THQ for the Nintendo 64. It is based on the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) and is named after the company's annual event of the same name. Developed by Asmik Ace Entertainment and AKI Corporation, No Mercy is the last in a series of Nintendo 64 wrestling games from the companies that started with WCW vs. nWo: World Tour. Developer(s)Asmik Ace Entertainment AKI CorporationPublisher(s)THQDirector(s)Hideyuki IwashitaDesigner(s)Kenji KimuraProgrammer(s)Kudou MasaakiComposer(s)Kouji NiikuraPlatform(s)Nintendo 64ReleaseNA: November 14, 2000[1]EU: December 15, 2000Genre(s)Fighting SportsMode(s)Single player, multiplayerBasic info, source Download WWF No Mercy V1.1 N64 ROM Link WWF No Mercy (E) (V1.1) [!].zip How to download & Install Game After successfully installing Delta, you can go to game ROM hosting websites such as delta-tricks ROMs With, you just need to select the game you want > click Save game to download. Open Delta > click the arrow in the upper right corner > select File Navigate to the folder containing the downloaded game file > click on the zip file The game will be saved to the Delta library > click on the icon to start playing

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299.) Power Drift

Release: July 5th, 1988 | GGF: Arcade, Action, Racing/Driving | Developer(s): SEGA-AM2 Co., Ltd., SEGA Enterprises Ltd. | Publisher(s): SEGA Enterprises Ltd., Activision, Inc., Asmik Ace Entertainment, Inc., The Hit Squad | Platform(s): Arcade (1988), Amiga (1989), Amstrad CPC (1989), Atari ST (1989), Commodore 64 (1989), MSX (1989), ZX Spectrum (1989), DOS (1990), TurboGrafx-16 (1990), SEGA Saturn (1998), Nintendo 3DS (2016)

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baiyon | Tokyo Wakusei Planetokio (1999)

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One of the most technically impressive games on SNES with its incredible use of mode 7 graphics to show scale and depth. Even today it does hold up fairly well as one of the best combat flight simulator games on the system. Granted it isn't the smoothest SNES game out there, with different elements of the game all running at different frame rates

Even now it's still impressive to see and play on SNES. Certainly one for the combat flight fans out there and credit to MicroProse for creating such an impressive game for the system.

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Bad movie I have  Tag aka Riaru onigokko 2015

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LSD: Dream Emulator (Asmik Ace Entertainment, 1998)

Some more Downer-texture screenshots I forgot I had... I really like all the deep reds and purples.

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The PS1 was an age of experimental 3D polygon games, but one of the most experimental might have been LSD: Dream Emulator. Fan translators Mr. Nobody and ArcaneAria have fully translated the trippy exploration game LSD: Dream Emulator on PS1 into English.

As an exploration game made to be more like contemporary art, LSD: Dream Emulator is an exploration game largely without words, letting players explore and freely interpret the bizarre or unsettling worlds found inside the game. There are animals, objects, or characters walking about sometimes, and interacting with them may end the dream early. After each dream, a day passes in-game, and as time goes on, more variations appear in the dreams, with swapped textures that make the dreams even more psychadelic. The idea of the game was conceived by Japanese artist Osamu Sato, and the game was developed by Asmik Ace Entertainment.

That said, there are a total of 48 set text-based dreams, and apart from menu translation, this is the main draw of the fan translation. The fan translation draws upon the efforts of previous Wiki translations of the game, but makes it now viewable within the game itself.

Check out some screenshots below:

You can find the translation patch here.