High Voltage Software Inc.

The company's early portfolio featured diverse genre offerings for fifth-generation consoles. In 1995, the developer released Ruiner Pinball for the Atari Jaguar, alongside the sports title White Men Can't Jump for the same platform. They expanded their console presence in 1997 with the release of Tempest X3 on the PlayStation and World League Basketball on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.

During this period, the studio also secured high-profile licensing partnerships. They developed LEGO Racers (1997) and Paperboy (1997), followed by subsequent versions of LEGO Racers (1999) and Paperboy (1999) for different platforms. These projects established the developer's capacity for handling major intellectual properties and adapting classic arcade gameplay for modern home consoles. Over the following decades, the studio transitioned into collaborative co-development roles on major industry franchises, providing engineering, art, and design support for external publishers.