Light & Shadow Production

Established in France, the publisher focused heavily on European console and handheld markets, securing regional rights for major international properties. The company handled the PlayStation port of the real-time strategy game Z (1995) and released the sci-fi shooter Invasion (1999).

LSP's output was defined by its close relationship with the Inspector Gadget and Robin Hood franchises. For the bionic detective's gaming lineup, they coordinated releases like Inspector Gadget: Mad Robots Invasion (2000) for the PlayStation and Inspector Gadget: Advance Mission (2001) for the Game Boy Advance, focusing on gadget-based puzzle-platforming. They also targeted the cinematic tie-in market, releasing Antz (1999) for the Game Boy Color, alongside Dinosaur (2000) and Robots (2000) across various platforms. These family-friendly intellectual properties formed the core of LSP's business model until 2004, when the company was acquired by Hip Interactive, leading to the retirement of the brand.