DNA Dynamics, Inc Announces Global Licensing Deal for Warheads: Medieval Tales
Urban Mammoth Chooses Appache Mobile to Deliver Warheads Videogame
LEAMINGTON SPA, England, May 23, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Appache Mobile LTD, a subsidiary of DNA Dynamics Inc (PINKSHEETS: DNAD) is delighted to announce that it has succeeded in securing the worldwide IP rights to the hugely popular Table-Top Miniatures Game (TTG) Warheads: Medieval Tales (Warheads).
Appache Mobile has signed an agreement to take this successful brand into the virtual world, by developing the Warheads game for smartphones and tablets. The game will be developed by another DNA Dynamics subsidiary, Slam Productions Limited, using their Rapid Development Technology, the 'Slam Engine'.
Warheads was released as a two player TTG in 2010, its release was accompanied with a series of full-colour, lavishly illustrated magazines. The accompanying material told the story of Sir Hugo of Deangard and his bitter rival Gui le Batard, as they gather followers to fight each other and go on amazing quests. Over the course of six issues the story unfolds with you in charge of the characters' destinies and development. This videogame will revolve around the same storyline however the experience will be reimagined as a fast paced episodic action-RPG.
Ed Blincoe, CEO of DNA Dynamics Inc: "Warheads is going to be a major revenue driver for the business over the coming 12 months as it is in a space that currently generates revenues well in excess of $64m per annum."
Expanding upon the revenue opportunity for DNA, Mr. Blincoe continued by saying "We're excited about the business model which combines an initial purchase alongside additional, paid for, episodic content that accompanies the game."
John Robertson, Managing Director of Urban Mammoth LTD: "The Warheads team are delighted at the enthusiasm and interest Ed and his team has shown in the Warheads TTG and looking forward to Appache Mobile realising the adventures of Hugo and Gui in this exciting media."
Slam Productions recently announced details of its licensing model for their Rapid Development Engine, Slam Tech. The license will allow other developers to develop a single game or application and then rapidly publish to multiple platforms such as PC, iOS™, Android™, Sony ™ PSP™, Nintendo™ DS™ and Wii™ without the requirement to reengineer each application specifically per device. With few key competitors in this space and the potential to create a multi-million dollar revenue streams the team at Slam believe they can become a serious player in this space.
About Appache Mobile LTD: Appache Mobile is a publisher of games and Apps for mobile and tablet devices. Established in 2010 Appache Mobile develops and acquires new and recently published games for iOS and Android devices.
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