“We are very much looking forward to our first appearance at the Games Convention in Leipzig,” said Jamba managing director Markus Berger-de León. “It is one of the world’s largest and most important game trade fairs, so Jamba, as a major supplier of mobile games, must be represented.”
Ojom, a wholly owned Jamba game-development subsidiary, will show new titles including CUBES and Sportschau Fussball Manager 2007. Jamba will also present entertainment products such as Jamba Music, a full-track download service for mobile phones and PCs.
“At our stand, visitors will find a mixture of games and music and can test their mobile skills on new products from mobile-entertainment developers,” Berger-de León said. Jamba reported a portfolio of more than 800 games supplied to mobile operators and handset manufacturers worldwide.
The 60-square-metre stand will provide mobile games from major publishers for a broad range of handset models. Selected titles can be downloaded free from a Jamba Bluetooth point. Visitors can also compete in a gaming contest on the neighbouring stage for limited-edition shirts, gift packages, and stickers.
