13:58 (BST), 12/05/2008
City Interactive/Nintendo licence
Press Release PROVIDED BY GAMES PRESS
The Polish game developer and publisher City Interactive S.A. (WAR: CIA) announced today that it has signed a license agreement with Nintendo Company Ltd (TYO: 7974, NASDAQ: NTDOY, FWB: NTO). The contract grants license to City Interactive to develop and publish games for the handheld Nintendo DS system on the European, Australian & New Zealand markets, with a future option to further expand the scope of the deal. The newly signed document also grants City Interactive rights to use proprietary Nintendo technology. The Warsaw-based developer is now planning to launch two Nintendo DS titles - I Love Beauty and Sushi Academy. Both games are slated for a Q3 2008 release.
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About City Interactive:
City Interactive is an international video game publisher and developer. With a broad range of high quality products, City Interactive has secured a strong position on the entertainment map. By guaranteeing a presence in over 40 markets on four continents, City Interactive is one of the world’s fastest growing electronic entertainment companies with four in-house development studios located across Poland and Peru. City Interactive’s headquarters is based in Warsaw, Poland and operates through offices in Germany, United Kingdom, the United States and Peru. Since November 2007, City Interactive is publicly listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
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