14 DAY TRIAL // Opera and UTV Indiagames have just announced an agreement aimed at providing the users of Opera Mini with gaming content from the latter.
The company will deliver games to all Opera Mini users in India as well as a series of other products, it seems, all straight from the Opera Mini Speed Dial.
UTV Indiagames is a well-known integrated game developer and publisher that offers software on mobile phones, online through the Interactive Television.
With a single click, Opera Mini users will enjoy full access to premium quality games, including puzzle games, as well as action and strategy titles.
“To add on, there’s a special treat for all the movie buffs: your favorite movie star avatar will appear in various movie-based mobile games that are offered by the company,” the two companies announced.
In addition to the aforementioned games, the package will also include various wallpapers, as well as music and videos, so that users can enjoy more multimedia files while on the go.
The UTV Indiagames shortcut will be available in the Opera Mini Speed Dial for all those who download the application this month.
Existing Opera Mini users will need to upgrade their mobile browsers to enjoy the new feature.
“Opera users can now access a world class portfolio of high-definition games on their mobile devices including DLF IPL Cricket, Pirates of the Caribbean and Cars 2,” said Samir Bangara, COO, UTV Indiagames.
“The Speed Dial shortcut solves the ‘discovery’ problem and gives users immediate and convenient access to thousands of exciting games and other entertainment products tailored for their mobile phones.”
Sunil Kamath, sales director for India & SAARC, Opera Software notes that Opera Mini users in India will benefit from fast access to high-quality content on their devices.
“Variety is the spice of life. We are committed to providing all our users with the best, comprehensive browsing experience. UTV Indiagames captures all the thrills and excitement from its games, right here and right now in the Opera Mini Speed Dial,” Sunil Kamath continued.