7Seas Technologies signs up
with UK-based MED for distribution of its 3D mobile games in Europe

7Seas mobile games are now available in the European countries.
Hyderabad|India| 7Seas Technologies Limited, an independent
IP-based games development company based out of Hyderabad, India has signed an
agreement with UK-based Mobile Entertainment Distribution (MED Limited) for
distribution of its 3D mobile games in Europe.
These games include 3D Sudoku and Planets
of Sudoku 3D (puzzle games), Neetu-The
Alien Killer and Great Elude (action
games), Treasure Trove 3D (adventure
games) and Derby 3D and Kraze (racing
games).
Of these seven games, the racing games – Derby3D and Kraze –
are both single and multi-player, while Great Elude, Planets
of Sudoku 3D and Derby 3D are multi-lingual and are
available in English, French, Dutch, Italian, Spanish and German.
"These games are now available in the European countries through MED’s
network of more than 100 channels. With the mobile gaming industry being
an attractive market in Europe, we are planning to enter into more channel
distribution tie ups in the regions," said 7Seas Technologies' managing
director Mr.L.Maruti Shanker.
“We are excited about working with MED as they have literally shaped
the mobile content business in the UK. We will leverage MED's significant
presence across Europe and their expertise in judging what’s hot and
what’s not in the gaming industry that will help tweak our games to make
them more attractive to the mobile gamers in Europe. We are also focusing
on other regions for releasing our games through leading distributors,”
added Mr Shanker.
CEO of MED Mr.Lewis MacDonald said: "We are delighted to be working
with 7Seas. With our balanced and extensive European distribution base of
carriers and off-portals, combined with our management team's long
experience on native 3D gaming, we are excited about the opportunity with
7Seas and their high-quality mobile games. The high-quality games from
7Seas are ideal for the next-generation handsets that are going to drive
the market forward in the next 18 months.”