wraggster
July 27th, 2012, 19:52
New subscription service offers monthly fee for unlimited gaming on Android tablets
Exent's offering for a monthly 'all-you-can-eat' subscription service has just been released, bringing numerous games to Android tablets. The new model will aim to offer many popular games with all content for a modest fee each month through the GameTanium Mobile platform, something Exent says is unlike anything currently available.
"The GameTanium tablet offering is yet another step in our anytime, anywhere gameplay vision," says Zvi Levgoren, CEO at Exent. "We now offer our world-leading Games on Demand service across all of the platforms necessary to enable games to be played wherever, whenever and however consumers want to play them.
"As a result, the service represents a great opportunity for carriers to engage their customers on a more meaningful and ultimately, more profitable level and for game publishers to drive their games more deeply into players' lives."
Exent hopes to bring together premium titles to help consumers weed out "the overwhelming population of game demos, spam, broken apps and just plain boring games offered in the Android Market."
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2012-07-27-exent-launches-gametanium-to-android-tablets
Exent's offering for a monthly 'all-you-can-eat' subscription service has just been released, bringing numerous games to Android tablets. The new model will aim to offer many popular games with all content for a modest fee each month through the GameTanium Mobile platform, something Exent says is unlike anything currently available.
"The GameTanium tablet offering is yet another step in our anytime, anywhere gameplay vision," says Zvi Levgoren, CEO at Exent. "We now offer our world-leading Games on Demand service across all of the platforms necessary to enable games to be played wherever, whenever and however consumers want to play them.
"As a result, the service represents a great opportunity for carriers to engage their customers on a more meaningful and ultimately, more profitable level and for game publishers to drive their games more deeply into players' lives."
Exent hopes to bring together premium titles to help consumers weed out "the overwhelming population of game demos, spam, broken apps and just plain boring games offered in the Android Market."
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2012-07-27-exent-launches-gametanium-to-android-tablets