ImaginEngine

Operating as a subsidiary of Foundation 9 Entertainment, the studio specialized in adapting major children's intellectual properties into interactive media. For the Dora the Explorer franchise, the developer focused on translating the television show's signature bilingual and educational format into handheld and console experiences, emphasizing simple puzzle-solving and adventure mechanics tailored for preschool audiences.

In 2007, the developer collaborated with Konami to create software utilizing an interactive mat controller. This initiative produced Konami Kids Playground Demo Disc [Not For Resale] and Konami Kids Playground: Dinosaur Shapes and Colors, alongside the classic franchise spin-off Frogger Hop, Skip & Jumpin' Fun. These titles combined physical exercise with cognitive learning exercises.

The studio's portfolio also extended to the Alvin and the Chipmunks franchise, where they developed rhythm and performance-based games to match the musical nature of the property. Additionally, they adapted the Monster High franchise into social simulation and adventure games, allowing players to explore the brand's gothic high school setting. This dedication to youth-targeted, licensed adaptations remained the core of the studio's legacy.