wraggster
September 22nd, 2006, 16:03
EA and DTI to supply content to airlines worldwide
Electronic Arts has signed a deal to provide gaming content for in-flight entertainment systems to DTI Software's airline partners.
The Sims will lead the charge, along with a range of titles from Pogo.com including Poppit!, Word Whomp, Phlinx, Tri-Peaks Solitaire and Harvest Mania.
"We are delighted to partner with DTI Software and bring some of our most popular games to in-flight entertainment," said Jon Niermann, president of EA Asia.
"Now, travellers can enjoy the world of EA when they are in their living room or above the clouds," he added.
"The Sims and Pogo.com are two of the most recognised brands in the games world," said Louis Bélanger-Martin, DTI Software executive VP.
"We are very enthusiastic about bringing the EA brand to in-flight passengers."
DTI Software provides in-flight entertainment systems for 62 airline partners, supplying the user interface software, games and infotainment applications.
It currently has a portfolio of around 90 titles under licence from companies such as Buena Vista Games and Celador.
Electronic Arts has signed a deal to provide gaming content for in-flight entertainment systems to DTI Software's airline partners.
The Sims will lead the charge, along with a range of titles from Pogo.com including Poppit!, Word Whomp, Phlinx, Tri-Peaks Solitaire and Harvest Mania.
"We are delighted to partner with DTI Software and bring some of our most popular games to in-flight entertainment," said Jon Niermann, president of EA Asia.
"Now, travellers can enjoy the world of EA when they are in their living room or above the clouds," he added.
"The Sims and Pogo.com are two of the most recognised brands in the games world," said Louis Bélanger-Martin, DTI Software executive VP.
"We are very enthusiastic about bringing the EA brand to in-flight passengers."
DTI Software provides in-flight entertainment systems for 62 airline partners, supplying the user interface software, games and infotainment applications.
It currently has a portfolio of around 90 titles under licence from companies such as Buena Vista Games and Celador.