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| Results from world's first wireless card game tournament |
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On Saturday, November 16, 2002, DreamQuest
Software conducted the world's first-ever wireless card game tournament.
Entrants competed against each other in either DreamQuest Software's Championship
Hearts or Championship Spades games, both of which were recently honored
by Pocket PC Magazine as the best card games for PDAs, and competed on cell
phones or PDA handhelds equipped with wireless access to the Internet. A
total of 24 competitors from around the world challenged each other for prizes
donated from Nokia, Handango and others.
The Grand Prize winner, David MacAlpine, from Clovis, New Mexico, will receive a Nokia 9290 Communicator, the acclaimed cell phone/PDA device featured in this summer's blockbuster movie, Minority Report. "I have been a regular player in many of DreamQuest's tournaments, and the ability [for me] to now play online while I am on the road using my Pocket PC is not only really helpful, but very cool," said Mr. MacAlpine. "Our first-ever wireless card game tournament was a lot of fun and a success
at demonstrating the excitement of wireless gaming," said Christopher Williamson,
DreamQuest Software's president. "The mixture of devices, locations, and
backgrounds of the players was remarkable. Now that DreamQuest Software
has proven online wireless gaming is more than an idea, but a reality, we
hope to improve our games and expand to even more devices in the coming months."
Championship Spades and Championship Hearts are two of the first truly cross-platform wireless games in the industry. Along with the company's other card games, Championship Euchre and Championship 500 (an Australian favorite launched last month), DreamQuest Software's card games are highly regarded for the strength of their design, the challenge of their game-play, and the enjoyment players get from playing on a multitude of platforms. DreamQuest Software's wireless card playing customers even get to experience playing and chatting online in the company's free Internet lobby. For more information, please visit http://dq.com/wirelesstour.html ### About DreamQuest Software DreamQuest Software was founded in 1994. The company's products, Championship Hearts, Championship Spades, Championship Euchre and Championship 500, have won numerous awards for their challenge and fun play. DreamQuest Software has recently added online multiplayer support to its games designed for family and friends to play together via the Internet or LAN network. Also, the company's new line of games for Palm OS and Pocket PC handhelds have made DreamQuest Software the first to offer cross-platform card games that users can play at their desk or while on-the-road. For more information, please visit www.dq.com Printable artwork is at http://dq.com/spimages.html |
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On Saturday, November 16, 2002, DreamQuest
Software conducted the world's first-ever wireless card game tournament.
Entrants competed against each other in either DreamQuest Software's Championship
Hearts or Championship Spades games, both of which were recently honored
by Pocket PC Magazine as the best card games for PDAs, and competed on cell
phones or PDA handhelds equipped with wireless access to the Internet. A
total of 24 competitors from around the world challenged each other for prizes
donated from Nokia, Handango and others.