 Despite these changes, however, GoodTimes would still remain freely capable of producing precisely the same kinds of animated films which had created all the controversy here to begin with, often using "knockoff" cloned titles, characters and stories existing in the public domain such to exploit any renewed, fleeting popularity/marketing pushes by other studios, carried out for entirely different films.In the 1990s they expanded the company into GT Publishing, a division of the company that published children's books under the Inchworm Press imprint.Expanding from home video distribution, GoodTimes founded its spin-off, GT Interactive Software as a way to distribute video games.