 These games included "Klax", "Spy Hunter", "Moon Patrol", "Paperboy", "Joust", "Defender", and "720°", as well as an original game, "Tarzan", which Digital Eclipse produced for Activision.Digital Eclipse also opened a second studio in Vancouver, Canada.In February 2001, the company announced their move into the games market for wireless Web devices, hiring Scott Nisbet as director of wireless gaming, as well as Bruce Binder as Nisbet's consultant.