Cory in the House is a 2008 licensed game based on the Disney Channel television series of the same name. The record has no developer, which is normal for this category: television licences were handed to small studios as contract work, and their names often never reached the packaging.

The late 2000s were the peak of that production line. Every successful children's series got a handheld game, because costs were low, the audience was defined and sales were driven by the brand rather than by reviews. Development therefore followed the broadcast schedule, not the usual rhythm of game-making, and release dates were set by the network.

The honest approach is not to promise more than the record holds. Nothing verifiable can be said here about the specific design; what is certain is the year, the title, and that it is a television adaptation from the period when this model worked best. Guessing at the contents from other games of the same wave would mean passing an assumption off as a fact.

What such releases document is usually more interesting than the games themselves — how children's entertainment was sold across media at the end of the decade, and how quickly these titles vanished from shelves once a show was cancelled. That is precisely why they become hard to trace despite being recent and printed in substantial numbers.

OldGame.cz summarises this one with its year of release, the attribution that exists and screenshots.