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Cory in the House (video game) Cory in the House (video game) Cory in the House is an adventure stealth video game directed by Lyndon H. Moore III and written by Gerrin Tramis, based on the television series "Cory in the House". "Cory in the House" was developed by Handheld Games Corporation and published by Disney Interactive Studios in 2008 for the Nintendo DS. "Cory in the House" is an adventure game that requires the player to play as Cory Baxter, a teenager who lives with his father Victor Baxter after Victor gets accepted as head chef at The White House. The basic premise for the