Bamzooki (styled as BAMZOOKi) was a British children's television game show for CBBC. Teams competed in knockout tournaments consisting of a series of augmented reality contests using their own virtual mobile creatures, known as "Zooks." The zooks were created by the contestants using a computer-generated toolkit developed by Gameware Development. The toolkit was free to download from the CBBC website for the public to use. The original series premiered in March 2004 on the CBBC channel, and was presented by Jake Humphrey. It ran until 2006 after sixty episodes and three seasons. A new thirteen-part revival series set on a street, Bamzooki: Street Rules, premiered in November 2009 with new presenters—Barney Harwood and Gemma Hunt—a revamped toolkit with improved graphics and physics, new contests, new "House Zooks," a new format, and a "Zook Doctor." History Following the show's initial run, a new series entitled "Bamzooki: Street Rules" was broadcast between 2009 and 2010. The premise of Street Rules involves the competition being considered by the government as if it were an illegal combat sport, facing attempted crackdowns. There are now four teams in each episode, with one zook each. They take part in a street race at the beginning of each show, and the winning team gets to pick an opponent for the next game, which is one-on-one and best of three. The two losing zooks take part in another challenge called "Pressure Pusher," with the loser being destroyed. The final three do a time-trial challenge, and again the losing zook is destroyed. The final two battle it out on a rooftop assault course. The winner of this goes through to the next stage, as do the three losers who were fastest in the street race. There are more house zooks too, a total of nine. These house zooks are called Mimi (she is also used as the symbol of Bamzooki in this series and is also used in the Boulder Dash and zook chicken games), The Beast, Peachy, Derek, Predator, Centi, Punka, Punkalicious, and Mean Green. Technology Bamzooki: Street Rules A Zook is an autonomous creature designed by users and contestants in the gameshow. Created using 3D primitives, Zooks move autonomously based on IK points that the designer assigns to them. Using nature as inspiration, contestants design Zooks to compete against other Zooks in a variety of competitions. The tool kit for designing Zooks is offered for download on