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

It will also have a massive benefit from the Van Helsing craze which uses Superscape technology for download.

http://www.advfn.com/cmn/fbb/thread.php3?id=6403304

What a time to do it !

http://uk.biz.yahoo.com/tech/s/sps.l.html

An article from Jan 2003. Compare what is written to the present scenario and contemplate the potential !

http://www.leavcom.com/ieee_jan03.htm

Dyatze - 12 May'04 - 20:17 - 3732 of 3737



SAMSUNG Enables 3D Gaming on Cellular Handsets

http://www.samsung.com/PressCenter/PressRelease/PressRelease.asp?seq=20040512_0000039965

An SPS partner !

Look at the growing list of partners in the new header circle !

Very impressive !

At the current valuation the risk/reward looks very attractive. The balance sheet remains strong and there will be plenty of newsflow this summer on product launches and distribution deals.

All from www.iii.co.uk

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Points from the AGM

All as I heard and understood them and no guarantees! Some from my interpretations of post meeting informal discussions.

1 No current intention to use approval to issue more shares.

2 Kevin Roberts (just back from E3) presentation very encouraging re opportunities, deals being done and deals under discussion; however substantial implementation work remains. IP holders (e.g. specifically Disney and Universal) very happy with work done so far.

3 Targetting all 10 key Operators, headed by Verizon (biggest US, now announced), Vodafone and Sprint, all expected to be users in 2004; working on distribution deals with other 7, generally +ve.

4 Due Operators Requests, many games will be 2D initially, 3D to follow as many current handsets cannot do 3D. Big early opportunity, additional to 3D expectations.

5 By far largest future Rev opportunity is end user perhaps 90%. (Citywire article used as basis for some rev calcs had an important error re dates ignore.)

5 Significant Nokia work going on but could say little.

6 Multiple revenue models according to project can choose to be Publisher, technology supplier, implementor in different proportions complicated balancing act to ensure sensible mix and good risk/return.

Enough for first post. To be continued.

Continued from No1. Same warning applies!

7 Cash flow +ve estimate mid 2005 still valid.

8 Winning deals with global giant IP holders (Disney etc.) against competition because of unique current technology position.

9 Resources to meet the current many opportunities are fully utilised but managing and carefully moitored. Much game development implementation carried out by trusted 3rd party subs, carefully monitored, and on-going liaison with IP holders.

10 about 25 titles in development, approx 9 releases next 6 months, about 3 per quarter afterward, most out in next 18 months, then a continuing flow.

11 Technology development continues, to maintain competitive lead

12 Lots benefits from riding on big publicity budgets provided by IP holders, (film Cos), releases to joint timescale.

13 Good download numbers so far. $$ per down load were quoted but Im not posting them at present and suggest other posters may wish to consider whether it would be in best interest of Co.

14 Lots other good IP being negotiated with big names. A well known title from 20th C Fox and another Disney won.

15 China a big opportunity being addressed

16 THQ and Cyber Co both explained, both +ve situations.

17 EVBG: no note at present because lots of potential still to be crystallised, thus too hard to estimate. Current ests confirmed.

18 About 12 large shareholders (not 4)

19 About 90 2nd tier mobile operators being addressed via a 3rd party who is well linked to all.

Kyocera Wireless and Superscape Collaborate to Enable the Delivery of
3D Games Over the Air Using BREW(R) Solution from QUALCOMMTM

Partnership aims to optimize Superscape's Swerve Engine on Kyocera's KoiTM
1.2 megapixel camera phone, utilizing QUALCOMM's MSM6100 chip set
powered by an embedded ARM(R) 9 processor


Kyocera Wireless Corp., a leading global manufacturer of CDMA wireless handsets
and telemetry modules, and Superscape Group plc (LSE: SPS), leaders in
revolutionary entertainment for mobile phones, today announced a partnership to
optimize Superscape's Swerve Client software engine for Kyocera's KoiTM 1.2
megapixel camera phone. Koi's oversized 262,000-color screen, ample onboard
memory, intuitive keypad and QUALCOMM's MSM6100 chip set powered by the ARM(R) 9
processor make it a platform that is ideal for downloading and playing 3D games
and multimedia content delivered over the air using QUALCOMM's BREW(R) solution.
The collaborative partnership will make Koi one of the first 3D-capable mobile
phones in North America when it becomes available this summer.

'As Kyocera continues to appeal to a broad customer base, we recognize that both
the casual and prolific gamer are looking for a better mobile gaming experience
on their phones,' said Don McGuire, vice president of global marketing, Kyocera
Wireless Corp. 'Koi offers an ideal gaming platform for next-generation 3D
games, combining robust hardware with a large, colorful screen and an easy to
use keypad. Superscape's Swerve engine will further help us take this new
gaming experience to our customers by leveraging Kois strengths and capitalizing
on Kyocera's history with the BREW solution.'

Superscape's Swerve Client, developed in collaboration with ARM, is a fast and
efficient software solution that, when running on the wireless device and driven
by application code, generates and manages the interactive 3D scenes on the
screen using model description data. Swerve Client abstracts the more complex
requirements for building interactive 3D applications, making it both easy and
fast for designers and programmers to create content without the need for
detailed knowledge of such techniques as 3D rendering. Optimized for ARM
processor design, Swerve Client runs as part of the actual operating system of
the handset and runs games that can either come pre-installed on a mobile device
or can be downloaded over the air using the BREW system or JavaTM.

'The BREW solution has significantly expanded the options available to mobile
phone users regarding the types of content they can to download to their
phones,' said Kevin Roberts, chief executive officer at Superscape. 'Kyocera
launched the first BREW-enabled phone in North America and is aggressively
marketing to the types of users who want the 3D gaming capabilities that the
Swerve engine can enable. We're proud to work with Kyocera in optimizing our
product and look forward to enriching the mobile phone experience for their
customers around the world.'

Koi, Kyocera Wireless' first megapixel camera phone, features a 1.2 megapixel
digital camera with four times the resolution of existing VGA camera phones and
a unique 'swivel' form factor. The phone offers easy one-button operation of
the camera and can be used swiveled open or closed. Koi has a built-in flash
and 5X digital zoom to expand picture-taking options, MPEG-4 video record and
playback, and 16 megabytes of onboard memory for images, photo caller ID
entries, multimedia files and downloaded games. Koi also features an
exceptionally large 262,000-color external display for easy viewing of the
Internet, images, videos and games.

The first of many 2nd tier manufacturers, looks like SPS is going hell bent on america, good idea as this is where the dollars are, thanks Stu!

More good news.

Reaxion Announces Explosive Growth in BREW-Based Game Sales

Company Reveals Significant Milestone at QUALCOMM's BREW 2004 Developers Conference

SEATTLE, June 8 -- Reaxion Corporation, a leading developer and publisher of mobile entertainment applications and solutions,today announced a more than 250% quarter-to-quarter rise in first quarter 2004 revenues from the sales of its games developed on QUALCOMM's BREW solution.The significant announcement was made at the BREW 2004 Developers Conference being held June 7-9 in San Diego.

The dramatic rise of Reaxion's revenues can be attributed to the significant growth the company has been experiencing with regards to its gaming titles. During the first quarter of 2004, the number of Reaxion-developed games tripled, while the number of operators offering Reaxion's BREW-based games grew from four to 17. In addition, Reaxion launched the first BREW-based Multimedia Message Service (MMS) client that provides the technology platform for Reaxion's magazine and club-based products.

Reaxion has recently released a number of new BREW games, specifically Icemaze, Nickelodeon's Bleeposaurus and Mini Golf. Reaxion will be launching a host of new multimedia magazines and clubs via the BREW solution this year that leverage its MMS capabilities and will bring quality-branded content to mobile users worldwide. Reaxion will also be releasing exciting new multiplayer versions of their successful games such as Fight Hard Arena,Mahjong Arena and Mini Golf Arena, which leverage the company's Gamarama(TM) platform launched earlier this year. New single player games include the popular YETISPORTS title Pingu Throw.

"We are delighted to report these excellent growth figures," said Misha Lyalin, founder and CEO of Reaxion. "The growth in our sales is attributed to the BREW solution's comprehensive approach. From the tools provided to support development to the comprehensive back-end billing and settlement system, the BREW solution truly encompasses all that publishers and developers need in order to achieve success. We are looking forward to bringing a significant number of new games and multimedia services to BREW-based operators throughout 2004 and beyond."

"Companies like Reaxion continue to enhance the wireless gaming space through the development of applications that appeal to a wide audience," said Mike Yuen, director of BREW Developer Relations, QUALCOMM Internet Services. "Reaxion's impressive growth rate is solid proof that the BREW solution is delivering functionality and profitability to developers, publishers and operators."

QUALCOMM's BREW solution provides products and services that connect the mobile marketplace value chain, which includes publishers, application developers, content providers, device manufacturers, operators and consumers.

Publishers and developers worldwide are generating revenue from BREW-based applications and content, and 26 manufacturers have offered more than 135 BREW-enabled device models to consumers. BREW is successfully enabling the commercial wireless data services of many successful operators, including Verizon Wireless, ALLTEL, Cellular One, MetroPCS, Midwest Wireless, NTELOS and U.S. Cellular in the United States, China Unicom, KDDI in Japan, KTF in South Korea, Hutch in Thailand, Telstra in Australia, VIVO in Brazil, BellSouth Chile, BellSouth Colombia, BellSouth Ecuador, BellSouth Guatemala, BellSouth Nicaragua, BellSouth Panama, BellSouth Peru, Telefonica Moviles in Peru, Movicom in Argentina, Telcel and Movilnet in Venezuela, Verizon Dominican Republic, Verizon Wireless Puerto Rico, Pelephone in Israel and Zapp in Romania.

To learn more about Reaxion's wide range of offerings, please visit Booth No. 5 at the BREW 2004 Developers Conference in San Diego.

Based in Seattle, Reaxion Corporation is a leading publisher and developer of mobile communication and entertainment solutions for carriers, handset manufacturers and content providers. Reaxion combines an exceptional understanding of the mobile communication market with leading-edge development techniques, knowledge and practices to provide robust and financially viable solutions to wireless service providers. The company currently has relationships with the largest wireless services and content providers worldwide including QUALCOMM, Verizon Wireless, U.S. Cellular, Telstra, O2, Nokia, VIVO and has developed titles for major entertainment brands.

QUALCOMM and BREW are registered trademarks of QUALCOMM Incorporated. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. For further information, please contact Dasha Lyalina of Reaxion Corporation, +1-206-441-5103, dashal@reaxion.com.

Strange as it seems to be implying that Nokia are adopting SPS's implementation of JSR 184, although I would have expected an RNS release if this was the case.

Also sales of Van Helsing going well:
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,8211-1148263,00.html

Superscape, the developer of computer game applications for mobile phones, rose 1p to 30p as Nokia said it had adopted its JSR 184 standard for its handsets, joining a roster including Motorola and Samsung. The company, which is visiting investors in London, has also been helped by the popularity among Verizon subscribers of its game based on Van Helsing, the feature film, for which it receives an 80 per cent royalty.

Peally

Siemens mobile launches CX65 in ME
[Sunday, June 20, 2004 3:26:00 pm]

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Siemens mobile has launched CX65, a trendy, next-generation MMS mobile phone complete with video, photo editing game joystick and more.

The CX65 has an elegant design with a brilliant, extra large, high quality color screen and integrated camera for video and photography.




Youthful trend-setters with high expectations and those eager to explore a new and creative dimension of MMS with full multimedia messaging are certain to find that the CX65 is the phone they have been waiting for.

Fashion-conscious women and men are using mobile phones twice as much as they used to only a few years ago, and the CX65 delivers handsome looks and exceptional capability rolled into one.

An integrated VGA video camera captures pictures and video images, while an extra large screen displays them vividly in 65 536 colors. An attachable flash with red-eye reduction allows images to be captured in the dark.

The CX65 also offers a photo editor for users to 'doctor' images before sending them via MMS or via the integrated email function over a mobile network.

In addition to the advanced MMS features, a personal download assistant is on hand to help users easily personalize the CX65 by downloading content direct to the handset through CSD, WAP 2.0 or GPRS (up to 53.6 kbps).

The assistant an animated character guides users through polyphonic ring tones, wallpapers, pictures, games, chat applications and much more from the Siemens website. Users downloading games will also like the CX65's joystick, making games even more engaging.

The CX65, packed with the latest technology, also offers typical Siemens reliability. Up to 11MB capacity provides plenty of storage space for MMS messages, video clips and applications. With talk time of five and a half hours and 300 hours on standby, the CX65 is a long-distance runner.

Despite its breakthrough high technology, numerous functions and capabilities, the CX65 is very easy to use.

'For those who love communicating creatively, the CX65 redefines messaging, screen quality and usability. The stunning size of the screen sets the phone apart from its competitors. It brings new excitement to mobile communication,' says Asim Sukhera, Vice President of Siemens Mobile Phones, Middle East and Africa.

The CX65 comes with a wide range of Siemens mobile accessories including a variety of stylish CLIPit covers, an attachable flash with red eye reduction, a silver and black headset, various chargers and data cables, an extra battery and practical carrying cases.

In-car solutions include innovative plug & play car kits with exchangeable mobile holders for future compatibility.



The Knowing - 20 Jun'04 - 22:30 - 4398 of 4398 edit


First Swerve-enabled M3G compliant handsets from Siemens

Check out the information below to find out more about the new Swerve-enabled CX66 phone from Siemens, and the launch of the Swerve-authored 3D Siemens Rally.


Siemens Introduces CX66 Mobile Phone with Built-in Video Camera, 3-D Gaming, Joystick Navigation, Large Memory Capacity
Monday March 22, 7:03 am ET


Wireless Java(TM) technology, large color display, video player offer new level of experience sharing.

ATLANTA, March 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Siemens Mobile today unveiled the new CX66 mobile phone with integrated video camera, 3-D gaming, joystick menu navigation and up to 11MB of shared memory* to store a growing pool of multimedia content that includes video clips, images and games. The CX66 is the first Siemens mobile phone with a built-in 3-D gaming engine [note: this is Superscapes Swerve Client] based on Java(TM) technology that delivers a dramatically improved gaming experience with realistic action and advanced scene rendering. Siemens fashioned the CX66 for demanding mobile users who value solid design, smart functionality, and full multimedia, gaming and personalization capabilities.

The CX66 is a triple band Global System for Mobile communications (GSM(TM)) 850/1800/1900 MHz phone and is expected to be available in the third quarter of 2004. Siemens also will introduce the CX65 in North America, with features similar to the CX66 in many respects except frequency. The CX65 operates on 900/1800/1900 MHz frequencies.

"For today's sophisticated mobile phone users, a handset is a natural extension of who they are and what they do, so it has to keep up with their demanding lifestyles," said Bernt Klein, senior vice president and general manager of the Mobile Phones unit, North America, Siemens Information and Communication Mobile LLC. "The CX66 delivers a variety of advanced features to meet the needs of this growing population."

The Video Graphics Array (VGA) video camera allows users to shoot and send photos and video clips of up to 15 seconds to individuals or groups through Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS). For capturing footage or photos in low- light situations, an optional flash accessory with red eye reduction may be attached to the phone (flash sold separately). With the photo album and photo editor applications, consumers can manage a variety of photos as well as personalize pictures to suit their individual taste. Instant Messaging (IM) offers consumers a nearly instantaneous vehicle for brief text communication.

The five-way joystick enhances the options for mobile gaming and menu navigation. In addition, a personal download assistant helps consumers discover new content and download new images, sounds, screensavers, ring tones and games. When users activate the download assistant, they can select an item, preview its content and decide if they want to download the item.

Transforming mobile phones into pocket-sized gaming consoles is possible thanks to Java(TM)-enabled 3-D technology that turns ordinary two-dimensional mobile gaming into a 3-D experience complete with complex rendering of graphics and game scenes. The technology that powers this new mobile 3-D gaming experience is based on the Mobile 3-D Graphics Application Program Interface (API), also known as Java Specification Request (JSR) 184. JSR 184 defines a lightweight interactive 3-D API for use on Java 2 Platform Micro Edition (J2ME)-enabled devices.

"The race is on to connect everything with a digital or biological heartbeat. We're teaming with partners like Siemens to enable the Java lifestyle, and expose the mobile industry to the big-time innovations of Java game developers. Java 3D capabilities open the door to new revenue streams based on the ultimate consumer experience," said Scott McNealy, president, chairman and CEO, Sun Microsystems.

The CX66 features an up to 65,536-color display, screensavers, and animations and images for use in messaging. The CX66 has a personal information manager to organize calendar, address book for up to 1000 entries, appointments, task list and notes. In addition, dynamic lighting effects and a bridgeless keypad add to the phone's stylish design.

Make Your Mark

There are several ways the CX66 allows consumers to personalize their wireless communication. Each consumer can choose a personal theme, including animated buddy, sound and lighting effects. The phone features up to 40 polyphonic chords, offering a high-quality sound to ring tones, audio files and games. For additional customization, consumers can record everyday noises, such as a barking dog or laughing child, and use them as ring tones and in other audio applications. Consumers wanting to match the phone to their mood or activity can swap various optional premium CLIPit(TM) covers in a variety of designs and colors. And to make it easy and fun to answer the phone, consumers can assign different ring tones, images and pictures to incoming callers.

Additional Product Details

Product details for the CX66 include a weight of approximately 3.2 ounces, an up to 132 by 176 pixel display screen, standby time of up to 250 hours, talk time of up to five hours, a Li-Ion 750 mAh battery, Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) 2.0 browser for mobile Internet access, General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) Class 10 technology for fast downloads and rapid access to Web sites and online content, illuminated keypad, speakerphone and integrated antenna. Optional accessories include an easy-to- install car kit, car charger, handsfree headset and USB data cable.

March 2004: Siemens mobile launch the latest 3D gaming technology

This month, Siemens Information and Communication Mobile (Siemens mobile) are reinforcing their commitment to consumers mobile phone experience 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 select Siemens mobile handsets.

An exciting portfolio of new 3D games will soon be available to download via WAP. For instructions please visit 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 worlds largest cities from alien invaders. Multiplayer functionality is also offered using compatible games with Bluetooth-enabled Siemens phones.

Rudi Lamprecht, member of the Managing Board of Siemens AG and President of Siemens Information and Communication Mobile, said: Gaming is hugely popular with mobile users and is an integral part of the Siemens mobile offering. Siemens mobile has 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 www.siemens-mobile.com .

This now confirms that SPS will be receiving revenue from the CX65 as it is now in the market.

Just seen the SL65 too !

http://www.siemens-mobile.com/cds/frontdoor/0,2241,hq_en_0_3919_rArNrNrNrN_rls%253A1189837,00.html

In Today's Telegraph:

Elsewhere, Superscape rose 1.5 to 32.5p as traders speculated the 3D software group is close to winning a new contract, possible for a network operating deal.

Happy1, nice to see someone posting decent threads, good luck with SPS, I'm a big holder as the maths just speaks for itself. Hopefully the deal would be with Orange or Vodafone but the Verizon deal is more significant but as a Uk co the news isn't viewed like that. do you have any insight on the nokia tie up, I've been reading Ample but the conversation typically becomes clouded by irrelevance, do you have any idea on what they are doing together?

To large to paste but have a read;

http://digital-lifestyles.info/display_page.asp?section=platforms&id=1334

Deutsche Telekom AG's T-Mobile is investing in US company
SavaJe Technologies Inc, and will join Vodafone Group PLC and France Telecom SA
unit Orange to become a shareholder, the Wall Street Journal reported in its
online edition.
SavaJe is a start-up that is developing an operating system to control
phones with multimedia applications.
The paper cited SavaJe chief executive Bob Gilkes as saying the three
cellphone operators, as well as several venture-capital firms, had just invested
40 mln usd in the company.
Vodafone, Orange and T-Mobile together will own 26 pct of SavaJe following
the latest funding round. Vodafone and Orange both invested 3.5 mln usd in
SavaJe in the previous funding round early in 2003.
The Journal said the move highlights how cellphone-service providers are
wary of becoming dependent on Nokia Corp, the world's largest cellphone maker,
or software giant Microsoft for handset software.
Vodafone, Orange and T-Mobile, together with four other operators, plan to
announce today that they are banding together to call on handset suppliers to
adopt a set of common software standards, it said.
The service providers want to ensure that the latest cellphones run software
that will give consumers easy access to their own Internet sites, videogames and
other multimedia services, rather than services supplied by technology
companies, such as Nokia or Microsoft, it added.
SavaJe Technologies in a privately held company, funded by, amongst others, Vodafone Ventures and Orange Ventures. The company has designed the definitive Java platform for next generation SmartPhones. The SavaJe Operating System fully supports both Personal Profile and Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP) Applications. At its foundation lies a technically advanced multi-threaded, multi-tasking operating system supporting the industry standards essential to the wireless market. Advanced functionality includes full HTML web browsing, SMS messaging, games, PIM, full motion video, and MP3 support. SavaJe also enables Over-the-Air (OTA) application provisioning and device management, including OS patching and upgrades.
By supporting both J2ME MIDP and Personal Profile, the SavaJe platform can run any conformant J2ME MIDP and Personal Profile application created by the 2.8 million Java developers available worldwide. SavaJe's open platform returns control of the User Experience to the wireless carriers and product designers.

SavaJe has licensed the ARM Swerve 3D Graphics Client, developed by Superscape, to embed into its technology platform.

"We are licensing the interactive 3D engine from ARM as a key component of our rich Java platform for SmartPhones. The ARM Swerve 3D technology enables a new level for standards-based Java gaming and user interface options, to turn mobile phones into next generation consumer devices."


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By Sarah Thompson
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES

LONDON (Dow Jones)--Superscape Gruop PLC (SPS.LN) is poised to announce a tie-up with Europe's largest mobile operator Vodafone Group PLC (VOD), sources close to the situation said Friday.

"An announcement on a distribution agreement is likely to be released before the end of the month," said one source.

Superscape specializes in the development of industry standard 3D technology to deliver console quality, over-the-air games on mobile phones.

Under the terms of the contract, Superscape will enjoy the majority of the revenue-sharing royalties based on consumer demand for the titles, the source added.

"This is the big one for Superscape," the source added.

Superscape's CEO Kevin Robertsdeclined to comment on the deal.

A spokesman for Vodafone said: "The nature of the negotiations is confidential."

Monday looks like it'll be a good day.