UFO Interactive

The publisher's early operations focused heavily on bringing diverse genre experiences to fifth and sixth-generation home consoles. Initial software distribution began on the Nintendo 64 with the sports title Super Bowling (1999), which later received a Sega Dreamcast port as Super Bowling (2001). On the Dreamcast platform, the company also handled the localization of the ecosystem simulation Seventh Cross Evolution (2000) and the strategic espionage game Industrial Spy Operation Espionage (2000).

As gaming hardware transitioned, the release catalog diversified into arcade-style action and handheld puzzle games. The company distributed the shoot 'em up Raiden III (2000) and its updated release Raiden III (2005) across multiple platforms. During this period, they also targeted the casual gaming market on portable systems, releasing the tilt-controlled action game Labyrinth (2005) and the grid-based puzzle game Sudoku Mania (2006). These releases established a consistent pattern of licensing established Japanese software for localized distribution.