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| Suite of Mobile Devices Feature Advanced 3D and Real-Time Gaming Technologies From Superscape and Terraplay Systems |
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| Game Developers Conference -- Today, from the Game Developers Conference in San Jose, California, Motorola, Inc. (NYSE:MOT) showcases several "must have" mobile handsets and applications, designed to maximize the mobile entertainment experience and increase development opportunities worldwide.
Highlighting software solutions from Superscape and Terraplay Systems, devices such as the new Motorola E680 and V600 will enable mobile games enthusiasts to enjoy 3D features and real-time multiplayer games, while encouraging games developers to innovate and sell solutions via Motorola's signature content verification and distribution system, MOTOFOLIO(SM). "Motorola takes the gaming experience to a new level by deploying enhanced, Java-technology enabled mobile devices this year," said Ruchi Mangalik, Director of Motorola's Mobile Device Software Portfolio. "Superscape and Terraplay technologies and services will stimulate the developer community as the gap between native and J2ME gaming closes." Superscape's Swerve delivers 3D games on Motorola's new E680 mobile phone Motorola's new E680 handset features Swerve technology from Superscape, leaders in revolutionary entertainment for mobile phones, to deliver an amazing gaming experience. Utilizing JSR-184, the Java specification request that supports 3D mobile graphics, the embedded Swerve client helps deliver console quality, over-the-air 3D Java entertainment such as Disney's Tron 2.0 3D and 20th Century FOX's Independence Day game titles. Motorola is also making available from the Superscape library of 3D Swerve games, titles from other entertainment giants including Activision, Acclaim and Universal. "The activities at this year's GDC event are a very significant milestone for Superscape as we see our Swerve technology and content integrated into Motorola's new handsets," said Kevin Roberts, CEO Superscape Group plc. Terraplay Systems enables real-time networked gaming on select Motorola mobile devices Terraplay Systems is providing Motorola with network technology to enable real-time multiplayer games on a range of mobile devices. The solution, called Terraplay MOVE, is used today by an increasing number of developers, operators and handset makers world-wide. Terraplay enabled games run on Motorola V300, V500, V600 and E680 in a 2.5G network and on A925, A835 and others in a 3G network. Designed to support all types of real-time games, from turn-based, sports, action and racing games to massively multiplayer games with thousands of players, Terraplay's technology will bring the online gaming experience to Motorola mobile devices. "We welcome Motorola's continued recognition of the commercial potential in mobile over-the-air multiplayer gaming and their strong initiative to promote it to their customers," said Jeremy Lewis, CEO of Terraplay Systems. Motorola encourages development of Java technology entertainment applications In addition to providing best-in-class gaming capabilities on mobile devices, Motorola supports developers of Java-technology entertainment applications worldwide through its MOTOCODER(TM) developer program and MOTOFOLIO content verification and distribution system, supported by Cellmania. "By tapping into Cellmania's developer community, MOTOFOLIO has launched an additional 100 new applications," said Mangalik. Using MOTOFOLIO, registered MOTOCODER developers can easily load, test, and sell their applications on Motorola's consumer portal, www.hellomoto.com . For more information, please visit www.motocoder.com . |
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