In addition to PC publication, Burger Island was released for the Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii, and iOS platforms. Satisfashion was released on the Nintendo DS and Wii, while Puzzle City made its way to the DS.  eGames became known as Entertainment Games, following the acquisition of Heyday Games in June 2011. Following this, the company focused its efforts on creating a Facebook game known as Retro World, followed by an unsuccessful Kickstarter campaign called Global Race Club. Entertainment Games, Inc. ceased trading as an entertainment company in April, 2012 due to financial difficulties. The company name, ticker symbol EGAM, and public company structure were acquired by a mining company, Tamino Minerals, in a reverse merger.  eGames Inc. was one of the first companies to include advertising in their commercially bundled software. Several eGames titles included adware called "TSAdBot" from the Conducent Affiliate Network. The company should not be confused with the e-games.com or eGames Inc, Malaysia which used to host MMO games, or E-Games Philippines-IP e-games, a wholly owned subsidiary of IPVG (Intellectual Property Ventures Group), a local game publisher in the Philippines. Entertainment Games, Inc. ceased trading as an entertainment company in April, 2012 due to financial difficulties. The company name, ticker symbol EGAM, and public company structure were acquired by a mining company, Tamino Minerals, in a reverse merger.[2][3]