Interactive TV games

In the 2000s, Cartoon Network partnered with numerous companies in the field of interactive television to provide games on a mostly pay-per-play basis.
==History==
Cartoon Network Interactive was set up by Turner for this purpose in the United Kingdom, providing a label for this end, on Sky Digital in the UK and Ireland in December 2001. The provider had a games service for a couple years at the time. The service was delivered by VISIONIK, a Danish company in the fieldhttps://drew1440.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/cartoon_network_branded_games_delivered_for_sky.pdf and most of the games were created by Denki, a Scottish game developer from Dundee. Denki also made CN licensed games.https://indoctrimat.typepad.com/scottishgames/2007/05/denki_launches_.html
In late 2005, Cartoon Network started providing interactive games for Cablevision in New York, and in 2006, Denki started supplying games for DIRECTV in the United States.https://indoctrimat.typepad.com/scottishgames/2007/05/denki_launches_.html
Category:Games