Nippon Telenet adapted the series into a Super Famicom video game, which they published on December 22, 1993.[69] Tristar published two video game adaptations for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X; the first was released on November 30, 2002, and the second on December 3, 2004.[70][71] In 2009, Olympia distributed an Ace o Nerae!-themed pachinko machine under its Gold Olympia brand.[72] Ace Denken released a different machine in 2011.[73]