Blue Sphere Games has announced its licence agreement with Coca-Cola, Terry Pratchett’s Discworld Novels, Scott Adam’s Dilbert Cartoon and the popular UK children’s cartoon characters Dennis the Menace and Gnasher from the comic the Beano at the E3 Trade Show. Birmingham, UK (PRWEB) May 20, 2005 — Blue Sphere Games Ltd, a leading developer and publisher of mobile phone games and content, has released its plans for 2005 at Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles from May the 18th outlining it’s excellent range of both branded and own branded titles. These will be release steadily over the course of the year and are designed to allow mobile content retailers to address all areas of the mobile phone user market; from the most casual mobile phone user, to the hardest core of mobile game players. The titles to be released as own branded will include “3D Golden Warrior”, the first J2ME JSR 184 compliant action adventure game for a mobile phone, “Burning Skies” a true old school arcade shoot ’em up and “Astral Pinball”, the first in Blue Sphere Games’ “Reality Pinball” series. Blue Sphere Games will also be announcing licenses to produce games based on Coca-Cola, Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels, Scott Adams’ Dilbert cartoon and the popular UK children’s cartoon characters Dennis the Menace and Gnasher from the comic The Beano. More details will be made available during the E3 Trade Show. Blue Sphere Games’ product development plan includes a portfolio of games, logos, wallpapers, animations and screensavers. The first items of content from this brand portfolio will be available from May 2005.

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