was a Japanese based video game company which was founded in March 1991.

Company history

Aspect has developed for the

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, Game Gear,

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, Super NES, Game Boy Advance,

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, and

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. Aspect has also worked with the following companies;

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, Takara Tomy,

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, Square,

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, Banpresto, Takara, Disney Interactive Studios, and even

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. Its initial headquarters were in Higashi-ikebukuro in

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. In February 1993, because it had to have more space due to an increase in its operations, it moved to the Tamura Building in Higashi-ikebukuro. For the same reason it moved to Ikebukuro Hara Building, also in Higashi-ikebukuro, in February 1995. In order to get better office space, it moved to the Ikebukuro East Building, also in Higashi-ikebukuro, in May 2005.

Games

References

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External links

Official website
(archived, Japanese)
Ancient Co.
on

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