DreamQuest Software Adds New Symbian Handset Support in Gold Release of Mobile Games

Playing cards anytime, anywhere just got easier with new support for the next generation of smartphones

DreamQuest Software today announces its Gold release of Championship Hearts, Championship Spades, Championship Euchre, and Championship 500 available for Windows PCs, Palm OS and Pocket PC handhelds, plus several cell phones including the new Sony Ericsson(r) P800.

These award-winning card games allow players to choose from five difficulty levels, dozens of variations, tutorials, and eight customizable opponents to hone their game-playing skills. Highly regarded for their strength of design, challenge of game-play, and the enjoyment players get from competing on a multitude of platforms, the newest Gold release features several enhancements. Features of the new games include animated 3-D graphics, faster game play, and online improvements, including better support for competitive tournament and ladder play.
   
Recent support for the next generation of mobile handsets, including the Symbian OS-based Sony Ericsson(r) P800 Smartphone, adds a new dimension perfect for DreamQuest Software's games. The high-resolution color screen brings definition and clarity to the games playful characters while Bluetooth-integrated Internet browsing technology makes a flawless wireless connection to DreamQuest Software's free Gamespy online lobby, allowing users to play cards online or off, anytime, anywhere.

"We are thrilled to support these exciting new handsets," said Christopher Williamson, DreamQuest Software's president and CEO. "Customers demand full-featured games that they can enjoy at home, in the office, or on the road. Our games fulfill that need by demonstrating the powerful graphics, sound, and networking capabilities of these hot new smartphones."

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About DreamQuest Software
DreamQuest Software was founded in 1994. The company's "Championship"-series products encompass popular features such as online multiplayer support. The games encourage family and friends to learn and play together via the Internet or LAN. The company's new line of games for PalmOS and Pocket PC, and cell phones have made DreamQuest Software the first to offer cross-platform card games that users can play at their desk or while on-the-road. For more information, please visit www.dq.com. Printable artwork is at http://dq.com/spimages.html.