Superscape was founded nearly twenty years ago, and has been dedicated throughout its history to the development of ground-breaking software technology for the creation and delivery of innovative, high quality interactive 3D applications.
Over the years, Superscape has amassed unparalleled expertise and experience in the development of 3D software capable of working within the constraints of limited memory devices, slow processor speeds and strictly controlled file sizes.

Drawing on this knowledge, Superscape has established a world-leading position in the development of industry-standard 3D technology and applications for mobile devices. The company's Swerve technology has been developed specifically for wireless environments in close collaboration with ARM, and comprises a 3D engine (Swerve Client), authoring tools (Swerve Studio) and a broad portfolio of 3D content, with particular emphasis on 3D games. Swerve is being adopted on a global basis by many of the mobile industry's leading players, together with world-renowned content and brand organisations.

Superscape has corporate headquarters in Hook, Hampshire (UK) and San Clemente, California (USA) with regional offices in Tokyo and Sydney. The company is quoted on the London Stock Exchange (LSE: SPS).



Superscape (SPS) has received various tips in the press and by Analysts recently which will certainly give impetous to the share price. Indicators are looking good with the RSI rising off an oversold position and the MACD crossing showing BULLISH signs for the stock.

The mobile gaming market is still in it's infancy but the projected revenue is enormous. Mobile operators are looking at tapping the Gameboy market as they feel that users will not want to carry around a multitude of technology and if they have a mobile phone which can double as a gaming station than people will prefer this option.

People should also look at the recent contracts which SPS have signed for their technology. This is a technology company which could well be a great success in 2004.

Company website

http://www.superscape.com/

Please also check the SPS thread at
www.iii.co.uk

!CHARTS

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Even American game publishers have finally discovered what their Japanese and European rivals realized years ago: mobile games are the fastest-growing segment of the game software industry. With The Economist projecting that 1/3 of all game software sold in 2006 will be on mobile phones, the traditional console game publishers can no longer afford to sit on the sidelines. This panel session includes representatives from some of the first companies to enter this field, as well as some console game companies who are new to mobile. What conditions must be satisified before a console game publisher enter the mobile market? Does mobile present a new opportunity or just a repeat of the online experiment? How appealing is the prospect of dealing with mobile operators? OTA or MMC? Brand extension or new titles? How tightly does the mobile audience mesh with the core game audience?

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I don't think Swerve is the only 184 compliant engine on the market anymore. A number of competitors are starting to emerge (Criterion for one). Some will pose a real threat, others not so much so. What we don't know is how good they are on 'over the air download' which was always Superscape's strength.

I think all holders of SPS have to brace themselves for a spate of news in coming months, some seemingly very good, some seemingly very bad. The strategic partnerships are starting to unfold and Swerve is not going to win every deal by a long way. But remember, all we need is for SPS to win a decent slice of the market and we will be rewarded handsomely.

As an example of the possible strategic partnerships, we know that SPS is working closely with Vodafone and Orange. Vodafone and Orange are also funding Savaje who have licensed Swerve. Vodafone has signed a big content deal with Disney and SPS are also working with Disney. Vodafone has been very critical of Nokia and seems to be developing closer ties with Microsoft at the same time as SPS is invited into the M'soft inner circle. A seperate partnership also seems to be developing between Qualcomm/Brew and SPS. Qualcomm/Brew are also working closely with Verizon. Don't know where all this is leading but worth keeping an eye on the big picture!

It's going to be a white knuckle ride. Possibly more volatile than any of us can now envisage (depends on whether the good or the bad news comes first). Many will be shaken out on route. But hanging in there should be rewarding! Just a pity the company cannot give more frequent investor updates to smooth some of the uncertainties.

tuffbet - 5 Mar'04 - 16:57 - 2077 of 2078


Forgive me if this has already been posted -if it hasn't it might interest you.

The financial news site Citywire today carries a fairly full Tip Update on Superscape .

The basic message is very positive and CEO K Roberts told Citywire that he did not believe the city fully understands the significance of some of the major IP licensing deals that Superscape has announced in the past few months .

House broker Evolution Beeson Gregory is looking for Revenues this year of 4.5 million and Roberts told Citywire he was comfortable with that.

The paragraph which caught my eye however was the following ..


" Roberts is as aware as anyone that the company's next challenge will be execution,but so far deals seem to be coming in from all directions, including network operators,handset manufacturers and the owners of the IP and by the end of this financial year it should be clear just how potentially lucrative these could be "

I like the headline

http://news.independent.co.uk/business/citywire/story.jsp?story=498154

City wire, more details if you register:

Tip Update: Superscape content could make you happy
05 March 2004

"Patient Superscape investors probably have another six months to wait before they see the first fruits of all the content deals signed recently, but management reckons the City still does not see the potential."

From The Independent, '3G mobile technology is starting to motor, so pace your bets' - Neil Thapar.

"After several false dawns, there are now firm signs that Superscape has turned the corner thanks to growing acceptance of its software for downloading computer games on handsets. Its Swerve technology enables graphics-rich data without using too much computer memory, making it ideal for mobiles.

The group has been backed by ARM, the world's largest chip designer of mobile devices, giving Superscape access to Nokia, Intel, Sony and Vodafone. The company says that handsets incorporating Swerve should start to hit the streets late this year and revenues from licensing deals should start to come through from the second half of this year.

As with Emblaze, estimating Superscape's profits are little more than a stab in the dark. But if both companies are able to establish their technology as an industry standard, the shares will motor. But only dabble with amounts you can afford to lose".

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I read with interest the debate that ensued following my post last week with regard to the market for playing games on mobile phones and the desire to download games. Certainly both opinions should be respected because it seems to me that both sides of the argument contain an element of truth.

My reasoning for saying this is really born out of my own experience, which I would imagine would hold true for many millions of families around the world.

I belong to the generation that has embraced the technological age and am happy to carry a mobile phone, However, I really only use it to make telephone calls because I just cannot get my fingers working fast enough to make sending a text message a pleasure or my mind around what seems to be a requirement to learn a whole new language.

In addition, I am not a gamer and at the moment cannot see myself rushing to download games in the future. However, ultimately I will no doubt acquire a 3G phone, as they become standard issue and, therefore, will be tempted to try any embedded 3D games,

With this in mind, the CEO of Vodafone is unlikely to achieve his goal of increasing his ARPU significantly if he is relying on the likes of me although there is hope for him because I have a teenage daughter whose most prized possession is her mobile phone.

It certainly was a relief for me when I came across the Mix-It tariff from T-Mobile because despite endless attempts at reasoning with my daughter, I just could not get her to stop sending text messages and she would think nothing of spending 1.50 on downloading the latest ring tone even though I could see nothing wrong with the tone that came with her phone.

Prior to getting her phone, her most prized possession was a Game Boy and I have no doubt that she will jump at the chance of effectively acquiring a phone and Game Boy rolled into one. I can see that she will want to download new games that are even better than the ones she used to play on her Game Boy and you know, I might even be happy for her to do this if it reduces the number of her text messages because I am convinced that many are only sent out of a sense of boredom when, for example, she is travelling home on the bus.

The network operators may well see an element of shifting in revenues from text messaging to mobile gaming but overall their ARPUs are likely to increase and increase considerably if the size of the mobile gaming market does turn into that multi-billion dollar industry.

In my post at the beginning of the year I mentioned that I would not be surprised if Superscapes relationship with Vodafone ultimately proved to be as important as its relationship with ARM and since then we have heard about the link between Taito and Vodafone effectively opening up one route to market for Swerve content.

Even more encouragingly, this past week has seen the announcement of a deal between Vodafone and Disney, which, when considered in the light of Joanne Wallens Citywire article, seems to offer considerable promise.

The following extract from the article looks particularly significant:

The second source of revenue is Swerve Studio, a toolset that enables games developers to create these Java and Brew-compliant games. Superscape takes a 'success fee' from developers that use the tools. These can be large companies like Disney or Motorola, that want their own in-house developers to create the game rather than have Superscape do it for them.

Despite the announcements made to date, I have been a little disappointed that there has been no mention of licensing deals for Swerve Studio because this to me will really demonstrate that the Swerve technology has been embraced by the industry and will enable Superscape to address the mass market because given its size it cannot do it all on its own.

I am speculating here but, given that Joanne Wallens article is fundamentally a report on her interview with Kevin Roberts, to my mind the words these can be large companies like Disney or Motorola, that want their own in-house developers to create the game rather than have Superscape do it for them are actually code for Disney and Motorola have licensed Swerve Studio.

If this is correct and following the announcement involving Vodafone and Disney, it could just be that all those in-house Disney games supplied to Vodafone for global distribution will utilise Swerve Studio.

Little wonder then that the CEO feels the City has failed to appreciate the potential within the Company and that there is just a chance that we are on the verge of achieving something extra special, especially as according to Kevin Roberts.

Superscape is the only company with a library of games that complies to the recently approved Java games standard JSR 184, which has been adopted by many of the mobile industry's major players, including Nokia, Motorola, ARM, Vodafone, Siemens and Superscape.

The potential is indeed vast and at the end of this year we will be up and running. However, I think at this stage nobody really has a clue about where the new market will take us in 2005 and beyond with regard to revenue generation, which probably explains why we are long overdue an update from the Companys broker.

A british company that shines through the doom and gloom of the FTSE100. Excellent news thats certainly brightened my day up!

Superscape Group PLC
11 March 2004

11 March 2004



SUPERSCAPE GROUP PLC



Superscape Group PLC, leaders in revolutionary entertainment for mobile phones,
is pleased that Siemens Mobile has announced the launch of their 3D gaming
strategy for mobile phones based on Superscape's JSR 184 compliant Swerve
technology. Swerve Client has been embedded into selected Siemens handsets to
enable the delivery of 3D Java entertainment. The new 3D games - Siemens 3D
Rally and Independence Day - have both been created using Swerve Studio,
Superscape's authoring toolset. In addition, a portfolio of games from the
Superscape Library of Games has been licensed by Siemens from Superscape.



For further information, please contact:



Superscape Group plc 01256 745769

www.superscape.com
Maggie Templeman
Director, Corporate Communications



SIEMENS LAUNCHES THE LATEST 3D GAMING TECHNOLOGY

This month, Siemens Information and Communication Mobile (Siemens mobile) is
reinforcing its commitment to consumers by being the first to launch the latest
3D gaming technology for Java-enabled mobile phones, JSR 184. Designed to
dramatically improve the mobile gaming experience, JSR 184 will be available on
a selected range of Siemens devices launched at CeBIT 2004.

Transforming mobile phone handsets into pocket-sized gaming consoles that offer
both the look and feel of a console game, the introduction of Java enabled 3D
technology, JSR 184, brings the latest 3D graphics to mobile handsets. The
evolution of technology turns ordinary 2-dimensional mobile gaming into a full
3D experience, offering first class rendering of 3D scenes and compelling game
play on selected Siemens mobile handsets.

An exciting portfolio of new 3D games will soon be available to download via WAP
by visiting
www.siemens-mobile.com/fundownloads
Promising a wide range of top
games in every genre to suit a host of gaming tastes, examples include 'Siemens
3D Rally', which offers the chance to become a rally champion and 'Independence
Day' which challenges consumers to defend the world's largest cities from alien
invaders. Multiplayer functionality is also offered on compatible games using
Bluetooth-enabled Siemens phones.

Rudi Lamprecht, member of the Managing Board of Siemens AG and President of
Siemens mobile, said: 'Gaming is hugely popular with mobile users and is an
integral part of our offering. We have an ongoing commitment to the development
of the latest gaming technology, demonstrated by our successful annual 'Java
Masters' competition where the hottest talent in Java programming competes to
design games exclusively for Siemens mobile. Being the first in the market to
offer JSR 184 once again highlights our commitment to providing consumers with
the best and most up to date gaming experience available on a mobile phone.'

Java Mobile 3D Graphics API (JSR 184), powered by the Swerve technology from
Superscape, will be available on a selected portfolio of upcoming Siemens mobile
handsets. Consumers can find out whether their devices are fully compatible by
visiting
http://www.siemens-mobile.com
.

Additionally, consumers can see a preview of the animations at
http://

www.siemens-mobile.com/press

Good news today for SPS has been overshadowed by a bad market day unfortunately.

I have 2 questions.

1)Can anybody explain to me that with the recent agreements recently, why superscape have been on a downward curve over the last couple of weeks?

2)My understanding is that one of the main drivers of a share price is the future prospects of a company, again why the downward trend?

Regards

Marty Boy

I think that a lot of investors are suffering from short termism. Citywire and a host of institutions have backed SPS, some to the extent that it will be the share of the year. The news flow has been excellent, the following was crucial: " a portfolio of games from the
Superscape Library of Games has been licensed by Siemens from Superscape." As one of the worlds largest phone manufacturers, this has to be viewed as a very big plus as it will guarantee revenues going forward. The main issue is the competition seen erroding into SPS's competitive position but with three of the worlds top five on board and Nokia yet to announce, i fail to understand the pessimism. this share is definitely not for short term trading but a long term hold should pay dividends. The board is open to criticism though as they have not purchased shares to support the company but get very substantial options. I think that this will win in the long run, a deal with Nokia would be the icing on the cake and as Nokia sponsored JSR 184, it would also not be surprising to see them license swerve. IMHO of course.

Global wireless telecom subscriber growth forecasts raised

Friday, March 19, 2004 1:51:58 PM ET
Merrill Lynch

NEW YORK, March 19 (New Ratings) Analysts at Merrill Lynch raise their 2004 and 2005 wireless subscriber growth forecasts for the global telecom services industry.

In a research note published dated March 18 and published this morning, the analysts mention that the global telecom services industry experienced robust wireless subscriber growth in 4Q03. Merrill Lynch expects the underlying positive momentum in China, India, Mexico and Russia to further boost the wireless subscriber growth in 2004 and 2005. The global wireless telecom stocks are likely to outperform the wireline stocks in the near fiuture, the analysts say.

2004 New Ratings

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Superscape Group PLC
22 March 2004

22 March 2004


SUPERSCAPE GROUP PLC


Superscape Group plc (LSE: SPS), leaders in revolutionary entertainment for
mobile phones, reports that the following statement was released by The Walt
Disney Internet Group on 22nd March 2004 (5.30 PST) prior to the opening of the
CTIA Conference and Exhibition to be held in Atlanta from 22-24th March 2004.
It announces the development of a new 3D mobile game - Tron 2.0. This, the
first in a series of games, has been developed for Walt Disney by Superscape,
based on an upfront fee and ongoing royalties, using their Swerve Studio
authoring software and has been designed to run on Swerve-enabled JSR 184
compliant Java and BREW mobile phones.

At the CTIA event, Superscape's Swerve enabling technology will also be
demonstrated on the Siemens and Motorola stands, and will be included in a
keynote address to the conference to be given by Scott McNealy, founder and CEO
of Sun Microsystems.


For further information, please contact:

Maggie Templeman
Director, Corporate Communications
Superscape Group plc
Telephone: +44 1256 745769Email: mtempleman@superscape.com
www.superscape.com


WALT DISNEY INTERNET GROUP

MEDIA CONTACTS:
Kim Kerscher / Karen DeMarco
WDIG / mPRm Public Relations
Kim.Kerscher@dig.com / kdemarco@mprm.com
818.623.3266 / 323.933.3399

Walt Disney Internet Group to Unveil Its First 3D Wireless Game at CTIA
Conference: Tron 2.0 3D

Video Game Title to be Made Available on Mobile Phones

North Hollywood, Calif. - March 22, 2004 - The Walt Disney Internet Group (WDIG)
announced today that it is currently developing its first 3D mobile game, Tron
2.0 3D, based on the award-winning PC game from Buena Vista Interactive. The
game will be shown for the first time at the CTIA Wireless 2004 conferencein
Atlanta, March 22-24 and is slated to be among the first 3D mobile content
released later this spring as 3D capable phones launch in the U.S. The title
will be available for both QUALCOMM's BrewTM solution and the Java platform.

The launch ofTron 2.0 3D to wireless platforms continues WDIG's leadership
position in leveraging new technologies to advance mobile entertainment content.
The game invites users to follow the original story line and high-impact game
play from the popular original game, as adapted for smaller mobile devices.

"3D technologies are a major step forward for mobile entertainment. With them,
consumers really begin to experience games and game play that they've come to
expect from consoles and PCs," said Larry Shapiro, executive vice president,
business development and operations for WDIG. "We've been very aggressive in
leveraging new technologies to expand our consumers' experiences and in this
case, we felt we had a franchise that could really benefit from this technology
and in fact, showcase its capabilities."

"We are excited that major publishers such as WDIG are taking advantage of the
BREW solution to advance to the next level of game development, thereby
propelling forward the entire wireless gaming category," said Gina Lombardi,
senior vice president of marketing and product management, QUALCOMM Internet
Services. "WDIG is demonstrating its leadership by investing in this rapidly
approaching future of 3D gaming on increasingly advanced devices."

Tron 2.0 3D is being developed in conjunction with Superscape using their
real-time 3D Swerve engine and development tools. Game demos will be available
at the QUALCOMM (3931 Hall B4) Kyocera (1653) CTIA booths.

About TRON 2.0 the PC Game:

Inspired by TRON, the ground-breaking science-fiction film, TRON 2.0 is a
first-person PC game that delivers immersive story-driven gameplay packed with
intense action, virtual viral villains and a unique visual style. Developed by
critically acclaimed Monolith Productions, TRON 2.0 takes place in present day,
approximately 20 years after the events of the film. Playing as Jet Bradley,
son of ENCOM programmer Alan Bradley from the TRON film, gamers are digitized
into cyberspace andrace on light cycles, battle corruption both inside and
outside of the computer world, and explore locations including the Internet Hub,
Firewall, Corrupted Server and Light Cycle Game Grid.

About Walt Disney Internet Group

Walt Disney InternetGroup (WDIG) provides strategic leadership and operational
management for The Walt Disney Company's (NYSE:DIS) Internet properties
including category leaders Disney.com, ESPN.com and ABCNEWS.com. A market leader
in developing and distributing entertainment and informational content to new
platforms, WDIG is committed to creating and delivering products for broadband
distribution including: ABC News On Demand, a subscription video news service
that offers the Internet's first 24-hour, live Internet-only news channel and
top ABC News programs for on demand viewing; Disney Connection; and WDIG Motion,
a proprietary video technology for broadband users. Through relationships with
some of the world's largest wireless carriers, WDIG distributescontent and
services to wireless users under the Disney, ESPN and ABC brands. Additionally,
WDIG has led the way in developing interactive content for televised programming
through its Enhanced TV service. Steve Wadsworth is president of WDIG, whichis
headquartered in North Hollywood and has operations in Seattle, New York,
Orlando, Tokyo and London.

About Superscape

Superscape specializes in industry standard (JSR 184) 3D technology for wireless
environments. The company's Swerve technology is a complete solution comprising
a software-only 3D engine (Swerve Client), a powerful development tool
integrated into 3ds maxtm (Swerve Studio) and a catalogue of 3D games (Swerve
Content) available for licensing. Key players such as ARM, Sony, 20th Century
Fox, Siemens, Samsung, Motorola and SavaJe have already endorsed Swerve.

Superscape is quoted on the London Stock Exchange and has corporate offices in
Hook, Hampshire (UK) and San Clemente, California (USA). www.superscape.com

About Buena Vista Games

Buena Vista Games, Inc. is the interactive entertainment arm of The Walt Disney
Company's Consumer Products business unit that creates, markets and distributes
a broad portfolio of PC and multi-platform video games worldwide.The company
also licenses properties and works directly with third-party interactive game
publishers to bring products for all ages to market. Titles for Buena Vista
Games fall under two publishing labels: Buena Vista Interactive, which focuses
on high-profile multi-platform games based on creative content from the numerous
businesses within The Walt Disney Company, and Disney Interactive, which markets
and distributes the company's award-winning learning software and video games
based on Disney-branded properties.

The trend is now very bearish even with excellent news... If you are still in profits I would sell and re enter when the trend reverses. If you are not (like me) just hang on, the fundamentals will win eventually. I think as a whole the markets are going thru a corrective time, the DOW and FTSE have to fall between 10% to 15% before the start going up again. The NASDAQ and FTSE Techmark have to go down further more than the fisrt two in the short term. maybe early summer we start to see the indices on a more positive outlook which will help SPS. thanks

There's a top broker who posts on here sometimes under the name of Dil.
He tells me this is a strong buy at thses prices so i'm buying.
I think he's also short HRR by the way.

Added a few more today.Nasdaq looking strong presently.

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Superscape Group PLC
25 March 2004

25 March 2004





Superscape Group plc (LSE: SPS) announces that the following statement

was released by Motorola at 9am EST today





MOTOROLA DELIVERS ENHANCED MOBILE ENTERTAINMENT EXPERIENCE TO DEVELOPERS AND
CONSUMERS



Suite of mobile devices feature advanced 3D and real-time gaming technologies
from Superscape and Terraplay Systems



Game Developers Conference, San Jose, CA - 25 March, 2004 - Today, from the Game
Developers Conference in San Jose, California, Motorola Inc. (NYSE:MOT),
showcases several "must have" mobile handsets and applications, designed to
maximize the mobile entertainment experience and increase development
opportunities worldwide.



Highlighting software solutions from Superscape and Terraplay Systems, devices
such as the new Motorola E680 and V600 will enable mobile games enthusiasts to
enjoy 3D features and real-time multiplayer games, while encouraging games
developers to innovate and sell solutions via Motorola's signature content
verification and distribution system, MOTOFOLIOSM.



"Motorola takes the gaming experience to a new level by deploying enhanced,
Java-technology enabled mobile devices this year," said Ruchi Mangalik, Director
of Motorola's Mobile Device Software Portfolio. "Superscape and Terraplay
technologies and services will stimulate the developer community as the gap
between native and J2ME gaming closes."



Superscape's Swerve delivers 3D games on Motorola's new E680 mobile phone

Motorola's new E680 handset features Swerve technology from Superscape, leaders
in revolutionary entertainment for mobile phones, to deliver an amazing gaming
experience. Utilizing JSR-184, the Java specification request that supports 3D
mobile graphics, the embedded Swerve client helps deliver console quality,
over-the-air 3D Java entertainment such as Disney's Tron 2.0 3D and 20th Century
FOX's Independence Day game titles.



Motorola is also making available from the Superscape library of 3D Swerve
games, titles from other entertainment giants including Activision, Acclaim and
Universal.



"The activities at this year's GDC event are a very significant milestone for
Superscape as we see our Swerve technology and content integrated into
Motorola's new handsets," said Kevin Roberts, CEO Superscape Group plc.



Terraplay Systems enables real-time networked gaming on select Motorola mobile
devices

Terraplay Systems is providing Motorola with network technology to enable
real-time multiplayer games on a range of mobile devices. The solution, called
Terraplay MOVE, is used today by an increasing number of developers, operators
and handset makers world-wide. Terraplay enabled games run on Motorola V300,
V500, V600 and E680 in a 2.5G network and on A925, A835 and others in a 3G
network.



Designed to support all types of real-time games, from turn-based, sports,
action and racing games to massively multiplayer games with thousands of
players, Terraplay's technology will bring the online gaming experience to
Motorola mobile devices.



"We welcome Motorola's continued recognition of the commercial potential in
mobile over-the-air multiplayer gaming and their strong initiative to promote it
to their customers," said Jeremy Lewis, CEO of Terraplay Systems.



Motorolaencourages development of Java technology entertainment applications

In addition to providing best-in-class gaming capabilities on mobile devices,
Motorola supports developers of Java-technology entertainment applications
worldwide through its MOTOCODERTM developer program and MOTOFOLIO content
verification and distribution system, supported by Cellmania. "By tapping into
Cellmania's developer community, MOTOFOLIO has launched an additional 100 new
applications," said Mangalik. Using MOTOFOLIO, registered MOTOCODER developers
can easily load, test, and sell their applications on Motorola's consumer
portal, www.hellomoto.com. For more information, please visit
www.motocoder.com.



About Motorola

Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) is a global leader in wireless, broadband and
automotive communications technologies that help make life smarter, safer,
simpler, synchronized and fun. Sales in 2003 were U.S. $27.1 billion. Motorola
creates innovative technological solutions that benefit people at home, at work
and on the move. The company also is a progressive corporate citizen dedicated
to operating ethically, protecting the environment and supporting the
communities in which it does business. For more information: www.motorola.com.



About Terraplay Systems AB

Terraplay Systems develops carrier grade on-line network technology. The
Terraplay solution enables network operators and publishers to provide gaming
services in fixed or mobile environments to a large number of users. For
application and game developers, Terraplay currently provides tools for Windows
(R), PlayStation(R)2, Xbox(R) and for all download enabled mobile devices,
including J2METM, BrewTM, SymbianTM, mophunTM, Microsoft(R)Pocket PC, Microsoft
MobileTMSmartPhone and. Terraplay has the most comprehensive catalogue of mobile
multiplayer games from numerous developers, on the market. More information can
be found at www.terraplay.com.



About Superscape

Superscape specializes in industry standard JSR compliant 3D technology for
wireless environments. The company's Swerve technology is a complete solution
comprising a software-only 3D engine (Swerve Client), a powerful development
tool integrated into 3ds maxtm (Swerve Studio) and a catalogue of 3D games
(Swerve Content) available for licensing. Key players such as ARM, Siemens,
Samsung, Motorola, Disney, Twentieth Century Fox, Sony and SavaJe have already
endorsed Swerve.



Superscape is quoted on the London StockExchange and has corporate offices in
Hook, Hampshire (UK) and San Clemente, California (USA). www.superscape.com





Media Contacts:

Jennifer Lyons

Motorola handsets

+1 847 809 7193

jennifer.lyons@motorola.com



Maggie Templeman

Superscape Group plc

+44 1256 745769

mtempleman@superscape.com



Stefan Vlachos

Terraplay Systems AB

+46 (8) 7649125

stefan.vlachos@terraplay.com





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Office. All other product or service names are the property of their respective
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22 gb advfnpgsiwiga newsmona *** sps stocks :: 25/03/2004 14:22:16 :: 0.1031

Well what have we had;

Siemens news

Disney News

An unknown player news

Motorola news

Seems justified that we move back up !

I really think this stock is set to rocket it's as if everyone is trying to wait for the lowest share price available before buying into it.Unless people are waiting for a set of results to have more proof it's a good share, as they are in a volatile market.

There is meant to be a set of results out next month but I haven't seen any dates yet.I'm glad I have already got into Superscape shares because I believe these could be the icing on the cake taking into account all the positive news of late.

Does anyone know of a results announcement date?All I received via an email, from the investor relations person was April, but no specific date.