Nihon Bussan was a game company that once existed.

It was founded in 1970.
In 1978, they entered the then-popular arcade cabinet game industry and developed various games.

In 1980, they released “Crazy Climber,” an action game that became one of Nihon Bussan's flagship titles.
This was a simple yet interesting game where players climb a dangerous skyscraper filled with various obstacles.

Additionally, in 1983, they developed their own home gaming console, My Vision, and also developed software for the Famicom and PC Engine.
However, they gradually reduced their operations and withdrew from the gaming business in 2001. They are no longer active in game development.