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Cascata launches first entertainment title

Cascata, a new mobile entertainment venture led by industry veteran Neil Wooding, has announced its first product.

CubeHead is a puzzle game for Pocket PC devices in which the user must align corresponding tiles to score points. It is highly customisable, supporting downloadable tile sets, backgrounds and theme music. The game will be available for $18.99 from e-tailers such as Handango and PocketGear. Cascata is developing a wide range of mobile entertainment titles for handheld and wireless platforms and hopes to license its software to device manufacturers and network operators. The company is working with leading independent games designers to license and bring-to-market innovative entertainment titles.

Wooding, formerly Head of Pervasive Technology at agency OgilvyInteractive and Managing Director of mobile portal Go32.com, said: “I am thrilled to see our first product – CubeHead – online! We hope that our funky puzzle game will provide hours of fun, humour, and maybe just a touch of addictiveness! My background and passion is in design, and I have been an avid game player since my teens. I specialised in mobile and wireless technologies, and my wish was to bring together creative original ideas, funky design and great game play for every type of platform, be it handheld, mobile, interactive TV or PC. Cascata has a variety of new projects underway, including an exciting mission-based game for PalmOS devices, which will be first to use the MobileWizardry advanced 3D Deity engine. We find that creating a game is as about combining ideas and working with talented specialists to achieve each implementation. We work through a collaborative partnership network of talented individuals and small enterprises, so everyone brings their different expertise to the Cascata mix! We hope that CubeHead carries the Cascata signature for quality, innovation, and inspiring gameplay.”

Marek Pawlowski

Marek Pawlowski is the founder of MEX. Since 1995, he has focused the MEX business on helping digital industries to develop better, more profitable products through improved understanding of user behaviour with mobile devices and wireless networks. MEX is best known for its events, research and consulting, which balance commercial, technical and user insights to define the future of mobile user experience.

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