Iguana Entertainment

Jeff Spangenberg established the development house in 1991, drawing together a team of programmers and artists to target the rapidly expanding console market. Early projects focused heavily on sports titles, action games, and system ports. In 1992, the team delivered Super High Impact, an arcade-style American football game for major home platforms.

The studio's output expanded significantly in 1993. During this highly productive period, the developer completed the Genesis port of the complex role-playing game Might and Magic II and worked on the console conversions of the popular billiards simulation Side Pocket. These projects demonstrated the team's versatility in translating diverse genres, from deep strategy to physics-based sports, into successful home console releases.

Beyond game design, the studio was recognized for creating proprietary development tools that streamlined the creation of multi-platform titles. This technological efficiency allowed the team to maintain high visual standards and smooth performance across competing hardware, establishing a reputation for technical proficiency that defined their early years in the industry.