The remote-controlled game offers face-to-face competition with real basketball actions for two players. Both players have the function of shooting and defending. One player can hold the ball and shoot it while another player can hold up his hand to defend the ball going into the goal. Launch date: April 2008.
— “There is not any other real action RC basketball game in the market so far, and we expect this item should be quite popular for the U.S. market, where basketball is one of the favorite sports,” Alliance Toys Group Partner and Sales Manager Kenny Chen told TDmonthly.

The remote-controlled soccer hockey game includes two soccer players controlled by two stadium-shaped controllers, two goals and one ball. The game is face-to-face competition with real hockey action. Launch date: January 2008.
— “Compared to other RC hockey games in the market, this game actually controls the real player's figure to compete, which makes it more vivid and realistic to play with,” Alliance Toys Group Partner and Sales Manager Kenny Chen told TDmonthly.

R/C Soccer Stars Game includes two soccer players controlled by two stadium-shaped controllers, two goals and one ball.  The player's head is changeable, so that kids can choose their favorite soccer stars. The game is face-to-face competition with real soccer action. “Compared to other R/C soccer games in the market, this game actually controls the real player's figure to compete, which make it more vivid and realistic to play with. The size of the player is quite small so it can be played anywhere — even on the office desk,” Kenny Chen of Alliance Toys Group told TDmonthly. Launch date: September 1, 2007.