Super Dodge Ball
Technōs Japan had a subsidiary in the U.S. called American Technōs Inc., which was located at Cupertino, California. American Technōs was formed in 1987, shortly after the release of "Double Dragon" at the arcades and published all of Technōs Japan's arcade games in North America beginning with "Double Dragon II: The Revenge". While the majority of Technōs Japan's console games were still licensed to other companies such as Tradewest ("Double Dragon" and "Super Double Dragon"), Acclaim Entertainment ("Double Dragon II" and "III"), CSG Imagesoft ("Super Dodge Ball") and even Nintendo ("Super Spike V'Ball" and "Nintendo World Cup"), American Technōs also managed to publish a few console games, namely "River City Ransom" and "Crash 'n the Boys: Street Challenge" for the NES, "Super Double Dragon" (co-published with Tradewest) and "The Combatribes" for the Super NES, and "Geom Cube" for the PlayStation. American Technōs also published "Super Bowling" (developed by Athena) and "Super Pinball: Behind the Mask" (developed by Meldac/KAZe) for the Super NES and the helicopter game "Strike Point" for the PlayStation. American Technōs was still operating after Technōs Japan's demise until sometime during the late 1990s. Its former president was Keiichi Iwamoto.