One of the most important facets of Idealogic, as I have already mentioned, was translation, and thanks to them we were able to enjoy (actually the smallest of the house did), localized versions of the Spinnaker and Fisher-Price games , and on some occasions they were in charge of making the versions for computers that did not have them. One of these versions is that of the sympathetic "Make-A-Face", here known as "Thousand Caras", which had some truly curious versions such as Colecovision's, which should not have cost them much to convert to MSX, given the similarities between these two systems.

There are three things that the little ones can do in this game. Create her face, in the style of the police identification kits (or Mr Potato, too), animate her with a series of actions, such as smiling, winking eyes, etc, and even program in the order we want them to do things.

Later we can even play a variation of Simon, which consists of repeating the sequence of actions of the face. Ingenious, but anyone over six years old will get a yawn of those that sticks to the whole neighborhood.