Ozura Launches Badminton Mobile Game in MaxGames

Singapore, May 31, 2008 – Singapore- Ozura Mobile, a leading international publisher and developer of mobile entertainment today announced the launch of its latest game – Counter Smash on MaxGames, Maxis’ community based mobile gaming portal which runs on Ozura’s FunlogiXTM platform.

“Counter Smash on mobile delivers nostalgic, engaging and addictive game play that mobile gamers can have in the palm of their hand. This game provides hours of entertainment and will make a great companion piece for anyone passionate about badminton game.” Said H.E. Mah, Ozura’s Vice President of Marketing.

Counter Smash is one of the greatest global sport leagues with tremendous popularity spanning from Europe to Asia, and Ozura is thrilled to have the opportunity to develop badminton mobile games. It is an exhilarating sport game featuring Lin Done, embodied with darkness has turned the World Cup Badminton into a reign of anarchy. Many have been injured during the tournament. Players will take on the role of Max Morales to counter smash and fight his way through Lin Done’s followers to put an end to the abusive tournament.

“Our game is aiming to be the pinnacle of mobile badminton game, the game promises to bring the most extravagant experience that have never before been seen on mobile phone devices.” As stated by Mah.

Look for Counter Smash in June! Counter Smash will be launched simultaneously on Maxis’ MaxGames mobile gaming community portal with the tournament expected to run for a period of two consecutive months. To download and play this new tournament game, visit MaxGames’

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About Ozura Mobile

Ozura Mobile is a leading international developer and publisher for mobile games and game developer engine to carriers, aggregators, mobile phone manufacturers and service providers. The company creates games for mobile phones based on J2ME, BREW or Symbian platform. Ozura’s games are available all over the world through its distribution network of thousands of partners spanning across 130 countries. It is expected that the growth of mobile phones supporting these platforms will exceed one billion units worldwide in 2008.