Destineer

The company secured key licensing agreements to distribute major international properties, focusing heavily on retro compilations and casual software. Through a partnership with Japanese developer Taito, the publisher released Taito Legends (2000) and its 2005 edition, bringing decades of arcade history to home consoles. This collaboration continued with Taito Legends 2 (2000) and its 2007 follow-up, as well as the portable compilation Taito Legends Power-Up (2006) and its 2007 release.

In addition to arcade classics, the publisher expanded into the casual gaming market with titles like the culinary simulation Burger Island (2007). It also engaged in high-profile localization partnerships, notably associating with the release of the action role-playing game It's a Wonderful World (2007). These releases allowed the company to bridge the gap between niche overseas markets and mainstream retail channels. Operations continued until the company quietly wound down its publishing activities and ceased operations in 2011, with its remaining assets and licenses sold off to other industry distributors.