History
1992
Megatoon, a game development studio, is founded in Quebec City.
1994
Multimedia Interactive (MMI), a developer of interactive entertainment software on CD-Rom based in Montreal, is co-founded by Rémi Racine.
1996
Malofilm Communications acquires both MMI and Megatoon. Mr. Racine is appointed General Manager.
1997
MMI and Megatoon become Behaviour Interactive.
2000
The company name changes to Artificial Mind & Movement (A2M), consolidates its operations in Montreal and becomes a licensed developer for all of the major console hardware manufacturers: Microsoft®, Nintendo® and Sony®.
2010
Artificial Mind & Movement (A2M) rebrands as Behaviour Interactive, a return to the name the company was formerly known by when they were a small upstart developer of PlayStation® games in the 90’s. With five specialized internal studios (gamer, portable, online, downloadable and family), Behaviour offers a complete development solution for any project.