Emerson Radio Corp.

To support these specific software lines, the publisher focused on porting popular arcade concepts and developing dedicated sports simulations. Within the Cat Trax franchise, the titular Cat Trax tasked players with navigating a maze as a cat avoiding dogs, shifting the chase dynamic when consuming power-ups. This title, alongside the maze-escape game Escape and the shoot-em-up Alien Invaders, represented the platform's action lineup. For intellectual challenges, Brain Quiz provided mathematical puzzles, while Capture adapted traditional grid-based board game strategy.

The sports category was anchored by the American Football and Grand Slam Tennis franchises. Both American Football and Baseball utilized unique 12-button keypad controllers, allowing players to input complex offensive and defensive plays. Breakaway offered paddle-based brick-demolition gameplay, contributing to the system's arcade-style offerings. Despite the technical promise of these releases, which featured independent player sprites and multi-channel sound, the publisher's software library struggled to compete against dominant industry giants. Consequently, these specific game franchises remained exclusive artifacts of this brief publishing venture, highly sought after by retro computing collectors today.