Video Game and Software Development Company Delivers Mobile Content to the PSP, Seeks Partnerships for 2006

Advance Theory, Inc, a video game and software development company based in Philadelphia, PA, are seeking marketing and distribution partnerships for 2006.

(PRWEB) December 8, 2005 -- Advance Theory, Inc, a video game and software development company based in Philadelphia, PA, are seeking marketing and distribution partnerships for 2006.

Advance Theory recently announced the release of their flagship program, the PSPAdvance Media Player (http://pspadvance.com) for Sony Playstation Portable (PSP), on partner website pspupdates.com. Within 3 weeks, news of the program spread wildfire and attracted over 200,000 user downloads. With this exciting viral activity, Advance Theory decided to make the full features of the program available to all users by releasing the full version as ad-supported freeware. Based on this successful history and future release plans, Advance Theory expects to reach 2 million of the reported 12 million PSP users by mid 2006.

PSPAdvance is a fully skinnable (i.e. brandable) media player for the Sony Playstation Portable (PSP) that enables users to play multiple video formats, watch and play with custom visualizations, has a graphic equalizer, playlist compatibility, audio amplifying functionality, and PC to PSP sync with 1-click file transfers. PSPAdvance provides extended support for over 10 file types in addition to the PSP’s 3 standard types. PSPAdvance has both a PC desktop component and a mobile component for the PSP device and is built with ample ad opportunities throughout.

Another popular Advance Theory program is PSPAdvance Wi-Fi Radio (“PSPRadio"). This free program allows users to listen to thousands of internet radio streams wirelessly: no PC needed. PSPRadio essentially turns the PSP into a portable, real-time, radio receiver, with more freedom and more channels than both XM and Sirius satellite radio services combined. Users can use their PSP to tune into internet radio streams anywhere with wi-fi access. Hundreds of stations are included in the default scrollable playlist and more channels can be added as desired. This program is a revolutionary in portable entertainment. It has the ease of use of the iPod, but users do not have to buy music tracks or transfer and store heavy media files as with MP3 players. There are no monthly subscription or setup fees as with satellite radio.

Free downloads of the full suite of PSPAdvance products are available at http://www.pspadvance.com

Advance Theory is seeking entities to participate in and contribute to the growth of these projects. Plans for 2006 include UMD/retail distribution, the release of 2 new programs, and a port of PSPAdvance to GP2X (gamepark.com) device. Interested companies should contact Phearith Chau at 267-242-9610.

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