Bigben Interactive

In the early 2000s, the publisher secured diverse software lineups across multiple home consoles. Among its early releases, the company published the sci-fi shooter Space Invaders: Invasion Day (2000) and the martial arts simulation David Douillet Judo (2000). It also targeted the rhythm and music market with the release of Dance UK (2000) and its follow-up expansion Dance UK: Extra Trax (2000).

To appeal to casual and younger audiences, the company distributed cartoon-style titles, including the racing game Mouse Trophy (2000) alongside the fantasy-themed platformer Cocoto: Platform Jumper (2000) and the spin-off Cocoto Kart Racer (2000). Additionally, the company catered to the gaming utility and enthusiast market by publishing specialized cheat-code software, notably Action Replay Ultimate Codes: Kingdom Hearts & Final Fantasy X (2000).

Throughout its subsequent growth, the publisher focused on mid-tier games, securing international licensing deals and acquiring independent development studios to build a robust portfolio of racing, adventure, and simulation titles for global markets.