LOS ANGELES (October 5, 2004) – Vivendi Universal Games (VU Games) today announced the sale of its Knowledge Adventure educational software business, including its titles JumpStart, Mathblaster and others, to Knowledge Holdings, Inc., a company formed by Azure Capital Partners and Telesoft Partners, two Bay Area venture capital firms. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
VU Games will continue global sales and distribution responsibilities for Knowledge Adventure titles.
Broderbund did the Carmen San Diego games. Not sure what corporate giant ate and lost them, but it wasn't Vivendi. Vivendi/KA was Jumpstart and Blaster series.