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Fatal Force: Earth Assaults Announced

(Press Release)

London, UK - 30 January, 2004 - Macrospace, the pioneers of connected mobile gaming, today announced details of its latest and most innovative mobile game to date. 'Fatal Force: Earth AssaultTM' will introduce a number of connected features never before seen in a mobile game when it launches at the end of February 2004.

'Fatal Force: Earth Assault' is the first ever Java mobile game to use BluetoothTM connectivity, allowing gamers to play against each other deathmatch-style. And for the very first time on a conventional mobile phone, gamers can play in co-operative mode with friends who own a compatible java-equipped Bluetooth handset. Players will be able to unlock the various Bluetooth gameplay modes in addition to having a fully-featured singleplayer mode.

'Fatal Force: Earth Assault' features Macrospace's latest game characters the Fatal Force, a team of deadly warriors on a mission to defeat a race of invading aliens determined to make the Earth their new home!

'Fatal Force' will also allow gamers to create online player profiles, allowing gamers to form their own game clans and friendly leagues to compare scores and tactics with gamers around the world. Players will also be able to download additional levels specially designed for multiplayer Bluetooth battles, with the added bonus of an online global ranking system to show who is the best Fatal Force player.

"'Fatal Force' will change many people's perception of what a mobile game can be", said Kristian Segerstrale, Head of Products and Services at Macrospace. "With different Bluetooth multiplayer modes, online scores and other brilliant connected features 'Fatal Force' shows that mobile games are not just simple puzzles or retro arcade games, but are some of the most innovative games on the market today".

'Fatal Force: Earth Assault' will be available from selected mobile games services from the end of February 2004. Check the Macrospace website for updates and more information.