HES Interactive

Initially operating as an importer, the company secured rights to repackage and sell titles from international developers. Among its earliest software offerings were Golf (1978), Golf [Text Label] (1978), and Golf [Tele Games] (1978). The company also found success distributing sports releases, including Boxing (1980), Boxing [Blue Label] (1980), Skiing (1980), and Skiing [Blue Label] (1980). These games were presented in distinctive packaging tailored for the local market. Another notable early release under their banner was Action Pak (1981).

To bypass regional hardware restrictions during the eight-bit era, the firm developed unique physical cartridge designs featuring a piggyback slot. This allowed players to insert a licensed cartridge to override the console's lockout chip, granting access to a wider library of international software. Over the following decades, the company expanded into peripheral manufacturing, system accessories, and modern software distribution, cementing its role in the region's early gaming infrastructure.