Zoo Digital Publishing

Operating primarily during the sixth generation of video game consoles, the publisher built its portfolio by securing regional distribution rights for niche simulators, sports titles, and licensed properties. Among its key sports and simulation offerings were the horse-racing title Gallop Racer 2 and the cue-sports simulation Pool Shark 2. The company also targeted fans of television and subcultures, publishing the motorcycle-themed game American Chopper and the sci-fi action game Blowout.

A cornerstone of the publisher's annual release schedule was the iteration of football management simulations, which included Premier Manager 2002-2003, Premier Manager 2003-2004, and Premier Manager 2004-2005. These titles allowed the company to maintain a consistent retail presence. Additionally, the publisher helped bring independent projects to a wider audience, notably securing the distribution for the critically acclaimed hand-drawn shoot-'em-up Alien Hominid. Through these diverse acquisitions, the company catered to budget-conscious gamers and genre enthusiasts before the brand was phased out in the mid-2000s.