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Xi

PlayStation Home-set "Alternate Reality game" chalks up over five million visits.

Farnborough, Hampshire – September 23rd 2009 - ‘Xi’, the world’s first console-based Alternate Reality game has now had over five million visits since it launched in March 2009. The game, set in the fast-growing PlayStation Home virtual world, ran for three months and also includes an ‘Alumni’ area which has been live in Home since the main game finished, allowing users to experience some of the content and to find out what Xi was all about.

Xi was created by UK developer/production company nDreams for Sony Computer Entertainment Europe, and the game also ran in North America.

nDreams CEO, Patrick O’Luanaigh, said:

“We’re extremely proud of Xi and the fact that the Xi Hub has now had over five million visits is a major milestone for us. We’re huge fans of PlayStation Home, and we’re working hard to push the boundaries in terms of content. Our next space, the Pirate Galleon should launch in the next month, and will be the first Home apartment to feature a mini-game, music and prizes.”

Contact info:

Patrick O’Luanaigh, CEO

patrick@ndreams.com

About nDreams

nDreams are a rapidly growing UK-based developer and production company with their headquarters in Farnborough, Hampshire. They are working on a number of titles across a range of emerging platforms, specializing in digital distribution. Projects include a major global ARG for release in 2010, iPhone, browser and Facebook games plus several exciting projects for PlayStation Home. nDreams recently hired their twentieth employee and were recently nominated for Best New Studio in the annual Develop Awards.

PlayStation Home is a registered trademark of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.

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