Zyrinx

During the production of Sub-Terrania (1993), the team implemented advanced terrain collision and a dynamic electronic soundtrack composed by Jesper Kyd, who became a defining contributor to the studio's identity. For Red Zone (1994), the programmers achieved remarkable visual feats on the Sega Genesis, including full-screen sprite rotation, real-time zooming, and 3D polygon rendering without the aid of auxiliary hardware chips.

Transitioning to 32-bit systems, the studio constructed Scorcher (1996/1997) using a proprietary graphics engine designed to handle complex physics and smooth, high-speed rendering of magnetic tracks. Following the bankruptcy of their publisher, Scavenger, the staff disbanded. The core creative group subsequently reunited to form IO Interactive, where they utilized their technical experience to develop the Hitman franchise, carrying forward the design philosophies established during their early console releases.