CJ Internet’s <Prius Online> will be launched in Singapore and Malaysia via the local publisher Runup on Aug. 5.
<Prius Online> is going to Asia through Thailand where it recorded 50,000 CCU in, Singapore, and Malaysia.
“We are so glad to provide our game to Singapore and Malaysia after Thailand last month. We will keep the positive feedback from Taiwan to not only Asia but also continentally,” said Seung Won Lee, a director of overseas business of CJ Internet.
The action RPG <Divine Soul> developed by GamePrix has signed with RunUp for publishing to Hong Kong, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and Macao on July 13.
GamePrix has published it to North America and Europe last November as well. They are also looking forward to publish it to Japan, China, and Russia where has shown interest on it.
The CEO of GamePrix Sung-Wan Hong said, “we are so glad to sign a contract before the completion of the game.” and “we will do our best to preoccupy the global market as our goal is converting the 3D supported console action game to online.”
<Divine Soul> is an action online RPG?cooperated?with nVidia to support 3D Vision System and it supports console game pad as well. It kicks off CBT in NA on July 15.
EA announced today that EA SPORTS FIFA Online , the first downloadable FIFA football game designed for PC , is available to football fans everywhere around the world to play for free.
Since February 3, more than 20,000 football fans across Europe have participated in the Closed Beta development and testing of FIFA Online and that number is expected to grow to hundreds of thousands of fans. Additional content will be designed for the game based on feedback by fans.
EA SPORTS FIFA Online is developed by EA Canada and EA Singapore.
Oriented Games, an online game publishing unit of ACE Market listed Oriented Media Group Berhad, announced the commercial launch of Sanrio Digital’s?Hello Kitty? Online in Singapore and Malaysia.?Hello Kitty Online is the MMORPG of the popular Sanrio franchise, available to users in Singapore and Malaysia from the portal?www.gloot.net as well as major games retail outlets.
For the North American users, Hello Kitty Online is available at Aeria Games.
I am not sure the game is worth to check out since it’s not out yet but I am surprised there was no online cricket game before. That alone proves why HowZat deserves some publicity. A company behind HowZat is Game Ventures, a start-up company registered in Singapore. According to their press release, other projects include XuQa.com ? An online gaming community with 1.6 million registered players and a significant user base in Turkey and the Near East. The company was founded in February, 2009 and has 15 core team members working on this project.
HowZat is currently accessible by invitation only and will be available to the public on the 5th of October.
