 Also in 1998, the studio developed racing games "DethKarz" and "GP 500".In 1999 Beam Software was acquired by Infogrames and renamed to Infogrames Melbourne House Pty Ltd.They continued to cement a reputation as a racing game developer with "Le Mans 24 Hours" and "" (both Dreamcast and PlayStation 2), followed by the technically impressive "Grand Prix Challenge" (PlayStation 2), before a disastrous venture into third-person shooters with "" (PlayStation 2, GameCube).