By INQUIRER.net
MAKATI CITY, Philippines – Online game publisher IP E-Game Ventures Inc (e-Games), mobile application developer Megamobile and 3D animation studio BeeHive digital launched new mobile Java games for the Philippine market.
IP E-Game Ventures is an online gaming subsidiary of publicly listed IPVG Corp., while Megamobile is a mobile application developer affiliated with IPVG Corp.
In a statement, E-Games said it is releasing three mobile games for its 3D massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) RAN Online and another three mobile games for Granado Espada, another MMORPG from famed legendary game producer Hakkyu Kim.
E-Games said these new mobile games were created exclusively for the Philippine market.
Manny Fernando, Megamobile president, said in a statement that e-Games will be one of the first online gaming publishers to bring their gaming titles on a mobile phone.
Fernando said the popularity of e-Games titles are “perfect for the players who can’t get enough of RAN Online and Granado Espada.”
Compared to the online game versions, the mobile games were designed to be more of a “casual and fun single player game,” e-Games said.
The mobile games can run on Java-enabled phones. They can be downloaded via WAP or SMS.
To date, games that are going to be available are Karuso’s Escape, RAN Girls’ Jealousy, Swordsman, Little Red Riding Elementalist, Musketeer’s Wrath and GE Girls’ Fight.
“These exclusively developed mobile games will keep our current players entertained and wanting for more. But more importantly it’ll reach to new players who have yet to experience the incredible virtual worlds of RAN Online and Granado Espada. Our mobile games will provide them a glimpse on how utterly fun our titles are,” Ed Pasion, e-Games vice president for marketing, said in a statement.
October 2nd, 2008 at 5:25 pm
internet, mobile and IPTV are platforms available for any mmorpg,mmofps or casuals. Publishers need to do some pencil-pushing to draw the numbers whether such CCU is favorable and sustainable. With pending OLs soon to be out by 4th Qtr, IPTV may take a backseat unless infracture is set and the more commercial issues between the publishers and the telcos are ironed out to squeesze out a positive revenue. Well, toothzy, IPTV may not be a priority to E-games but some foreign entitities in France are looking into this for the Phils. But might as well forget about it LOLZ
September 30th, 2008 at 11:24 am
i-cafe, mobile …what’s next IPTV?????? bilis bilisan nyo