I gotta say, 16 bit version of The Games Factory is performing surprisingly wellpic.twitter.com/CKRDxVwdHY
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Not sure if it was arbitrary, there may have been a logic. I think the way publishing rights work is that Corel was the one to actually sell Click & Create (or Klik & Create) and Europress sold Klik & Play 2 / TGF. So maybe they didn't want K&P2 to sound too much like K&C/C&C?
The distributor for Multimedia Fusion was IMSI and they may have not wanted a name previously used by a rival. Back then 'multimedia' was the big buzzword and the initial version of MMF had many examples/tutorials on making 'multimedia' applications that combined text and videos.
