The SCOL technology developed by Cryo Networks was released as an open source project in late 2002. Also following Cryo's bankruptcy, its partnership with Italian developer Trecision fell through and Trecision managed to acquire publishing rights to its co-developed games "Popeye: Hush Rush for Spinach" and the Windows and PlayStation 2 versions of "Zidane Football Generation". However, the former was cancelled and the latter was stripped of its Zinedine Zidane license and released as "Calcio 2003" in Italy and "Football Generation" in the rest of Europe, the PlayStation 2 version not being released until 2006, three years after Trecision itself had filed for voluntary liquidation.