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nGame Releases DataClash on AT&T PocketNet


For
Immediate Release

nGame
Releases DataClash on AT&T PocketNet

CAMBRIDGE,
UK (September 11, 2000) nGame, specializing in the production

of
cutting edge interactive entertainment announces the launch of

DataClash,
the follow up to their first WAP game, Alien Fish

Exchange.
DataClash, available on AT&T PocketNet under the entertainment

channel
will be nGame’s second title offered at www.ngame.com
free to all

visitors
by the end of September, 2000.

DataClash
is a tense hacking game of adrenaline, strategy and nerve that

positions
players into head to head cyber-combat by allowing players to

compete
against any other player on the network. Not only can players

attack
their opponent, they also have a selection of over 90 different

offensive
and defensive ‘programs’.

"DataClash
extends nGame’s mission to build worldwide gaming communities

with
its rapidly developing content for WAP and other platforms. This

compelling
new game demonstrates nGame’s mission to push the current

boundaries
of the mobile and interactive gaming experience available to the

public
by adding a heightened level of interaction between players beyond

Alien
Fish Exchange," said John Brimacombe, CEO of nGame.

DataClash
follows the success of Alien Fish Exchange, which has already

achieved
35,000 registered users on AT&T’s PocketNet in under two

months.
This popularity reinforces the reputation of nGame producers as

providers
of fully interactive heavyweight games for the WAP

platform.
nGame plans to maintain its momentum with further US and UK WAP

releases
Merchant Princes, a trading game, combat games Dragon Army and

Carrier
Force and versions of DataClash and Alien Fish Exchange for digital

TV.

To
support its multiple distribution partnerships, nGame offers a

comprehensive
service, writing custom content to order or licensing titles

from
its existing range. It has also designed its own revolutionary

convergent
media server as the benchmark technology for producers who aim

to
reach cross-platform audiences

.

Further
information about nGame and their current games can be found at

http://www.ngame.com/
, http://www.alifex.com/ and http://www.dataclash.com/.

About
nGame

nGame
is a Cambridge-based company founded by John M Brimacombe, CEO, Dave

Lloyd,
CTO and Matt Kelland, Head of Content. In March 2000 nGame received

1st
round investment from Oxygen Capital Partners and others, following

pre-seed
financing by Private Investors. nGame leads the world in creating

entertainment
content for connected devices including WAP phones and

Digital
Interactive Television

Their
goal is to create interactive entertainment that is approachable,

easy
to play and has lasting appeal. nGame develops its own original

content
as well as titles and licences commissioned by third

parties.
Through the formation of working partnerships with organisations

providing
the infrastructure for the new entertainment devices, such as

Mviva
in the UK and AT&T PocketNet in the US.

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Roxanne
Pascente

S&S
Public Relations

847/955-0700,
ext. 288

roxanne@sspr.com

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