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The publisher's catalog spans several decades, bridging early home computer eras with modern console revivals. Within the Pinball Hall of Fame franchise, the company managed multiple regional releases of Gottlieb Pinball Classics, starting with a 2000 iteration and expanding to major console ports in 2006, alongside a budget-range Gottlieb Pinball Classics [Platinum] edition the same year. These titles faithfully recreated historic electro-mechanical and solid-state pinball tables for a new generation of players.

For the Impossible Mission franchise, the publisher updated the classic tactical platformer for twenty-first-century audiences, delivering the 2007 version of Impossible Mission to portable and home consoles with updated graphics and classic play modes. That same year, the company expanded its sports and simulation portfolio with the release of Powerplay Pool (2007), a pocket billiards title designed for handheld play. These releases, alongside earlier software like the 1987 action-puzzle game Fuzzball and the 1995 tactical shoot-'em-up Desert Fighter, define the company's strategy of maintaining classic gameplay formats across evolving hardware generations, a legacy that also connects to its involvement with the Tiny Troopers franchise.