As part of the deal, Tarantula Studio would shift its focus on game development solely for Game Boy and Game Boy Color, starting with "Montezuma's Return!", "In-Fisherman Bass Hunter" (unreleased) and an unannounced project for the former platform, as well as "Three Lions" and "Space Station Silicon Valley" for the latter. Notable games developed by Tarantula Studios include "Las Vegas Cool Hand" (1998), "Montezuma's Return!" (1998), "Rats!" (1998), "Space Station Silicon Valley" (1999), "Jim Henson's Muppets" (1999), "Evel Knievel" (1999), "Grand Theft Auto" (1999), "Grand Theft Auto 2" (2000), "" (2000), and "" (2000). Amongst Tarantula Studios' games, some have received very negative reception; on IGN, "Evel Knievel" and "Jim Henson's Muppets" each received a review score of 2.0/10, the site's lowest-ever score for a Game Boy Color game, where "Evel Knievel" was said to be the overall worst game on the platform. Tarantula Studios' last projects under that name were the PlayStation ports of Wildfire Studios' "Kiss Pinball" and Illusion Softworks' "Hidden & Dangerous", both released in 2001 to negative reception. In 2002, Tarantula Studios became part of Take-Two's Rockstar Games label under the name Rockstar Lincoln. In January 2011, long-time studio head of Rockstar Lincoln, Mark Lloyd, announced that he had resigned from the company. His leaving coincided with that of Mark Washbrook, founder and former studio head of Rockstar London. Rockstar Games reassured that neither departure would affect projects in development at their studios at the time. While Washbrook went on to work with Sony Computer Entertainment Europe, Lloyd founded his own video game consultancy service, Titanium Consultancy, which was later voluntarily wound down. In May 2012, both Washbrook and Lloyd signed with Activision to work for their mobile-focused Activision Leeds studio. Later renamed The Blast Furnace, the studio also hired Gordon Hall, co-founder and former president of Rockstar Leeds, in August 2012. Lloyd was succeeded by Tim Bates as general manager. Rockstar Lincoln offered subsided gym memberships to its employees, and hosted a "Sports & Social" team that organised sporting and leisure activities. The studio won the "Active Workplace" award in the Lincolnshire Sports Awards in 2015 and 2016, and was nominated a third time in 2017.