 Infogrames then transitioned all assets and brands to a newly established company, Humongous, Inc., not bound to any agreement from Atari, Inc., which would go on to publish several titles under the Humongous name until 2009, mainly with Majesco Entertainment.By that time, Majesco had released ports of the first installments of each Junior Adventure series, except "Putt-Putt", to the Wii, taking advantage of the Wii Remote's point-and-click functionality, but their availability was greatly limited by a legal conflict concerning their development.Finding itself in a difficult financial situation, Infogrames (then renamed Atari, SA), filed bankruptcy for three of its American subsidiaries, Atari, Inc., Atari Interactive and Humongous, Inc. in 2013.