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In the early 2000s, the publisher expanded its catalog with diverse software offerings across multiple platforms. Early releases included the PlayStation 2 titles Maze Action (2000), Pro Racer (2003), and Shoot (2004). These games demonstrated the company's strategy of targeting niche markets with straightforward gameplay mechanics.

As handheld gaming grew, the company transitioned many of its properties to portable systems. In 2005, it released Simple DS Series Vol. 1: The Mahjong and the brick-breaking game Break Em All for the Nintendo DS. During this same period, the publisher secured prominent licensing and localization agreements, distributing Naruto Ninja Council European Version (2005) to European audiences and publishing the fighting game K-1 World Max 2005 (2005). The company also targeted younger demographics with original handheld intellectual properties, such as the role-playing game Fossil League Dino Tournament (2005). Through these varied releases, the publisher established a global footprint, bridging Japanese-developed niche titles with international markets.