14 DAY TRIAL // EMOBILE, the newest Japanese mobile carrier, will soon offer its customers a wide range of games developed by Gameloft, the well-known mobile entertainment company headquarted in France.
For the beginning, Gameloft will provide nine of its latest successful installments. These include:
- Tokyo City Nights, the new title from the popular "Nights" series, which comes as one of the best social simulation mobile games. TCN is the first game to be created by the French company exclusively for Japanese users.
- Brain Challenge 2, a title that has five categories of cool mini-games: Memory, Visual, Logic, Focus and Math. The whole package is set to offer lots of fun moments while at the same time keeping your brain sharp.
- Real Soccer 2008 is a full 3D football game set to captivate all the fans of the genre. There are over 200 teams to choose from, as well as famous players like Robinho and Cannavaro.
- Megacity New York Tycoon - in this game, players have to rule and expand the famous North American metropolis. Worldwide known monuments like the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building are included.
- Asphalt 4, an "urban racing" game that features famous cars and bikes like Bugatti, Ferrari, Nissan, Corvette and Ducati;
- Miracle K?shien - the arcade baseball game which allows gamers to enter the famous K?shien arena.
Talking about the upcoming Gameloft titles, Chikara Nakamura, General Manager, product Planning Department of EMOBILE, declared, "It is becoming extremely important for our customers to have mobile content that is innovative and unique. Gameloft is one of the perfect partners to do that".
Alexis Gresoviac, Country Manager at Gameloft Japan, added, "We are excited to offer our best titles for EMOBILE, the pioneer creating a new mobile broadband business. From action adventure to casual games, Gameloft has an eclectic catalogue of 250 plus titles, including 50 games that sold over 1 million copies worldwide. We are extremely proud to launch our distribution for EMOBILE".
All the above-mentioned new games will be available for EMOBILE's Japanese subscribers starting September.