Its games include the combat oriented Kung-Fu Heroes, Flying Dragon, Flying Warriors, Fighting Simulator, and Ultimate Fighter, role-playing titles The Magic of Scheherazade, Little Ninja Brothers, Super Ninja Boy, and a couple baseball games. Baseball Simulator 1.000 for the NES allows players to have seasons up to 165 games long and they can even completely edit teams which is unique for 1989. There is also a mode that adds unrealistic features and gives the virtual athletes super powers. A follow-up was released on the SNES aptly titled Super Baseball Simulator 1.000.
In 2016 Culture Brain Inc. changed its name to Culture Brain Excel and continues to make games today. While I don't speak or read Japanese, based on every game that I clicked on at the current Culture Brain website I'd say it makes games almost exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS.
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