Action Adventure for Cell Phones
Cell phones are being invaded by a new action adventure called Jenny Jet that combines text messages, blogs, television, and a cutting-edge story.
(PRWEB) July 12, 2005 -- Cell phones are being invaded by a new action adventure called Jenny Jet. Featuring Alien Greys, Reptoids, the Feds, and other unsavory characters, Jenny Jet combines text messages, blogs, television, and a cutting-edge story.
Working for the C.M.I.A. (Central Mobile Intelligence Agency), Jenny Jet investigates the alien/government conspiracy that has been going on for decades in underground facilities around the country. She then sends daily text alerts to her subscribers' cell phones as she uncovers extraterrestrial installations, biogentic labs, and the coming alien conflict. The story is based on actual documents, interviews, and research; but is presented to subscribers through a cast of animated characters.
Jenny Jet, the lead character who interacts with subscribers, is a 17 year old girl whose parents were abducted by aliens and has been looking for them ever since. She now works for the C.M.I.A. as the world's most notorious mobile agent. Her objective is to uncover the truth about the alien/government conspiracy. She discovers that the Alien Greys have been conducting covert research to decipher the human genetic code for years. They have a hidden agenda to take over earth, and have had secret meetings with the government since the 1950's. Through interviews with abductees she learns that a Reptillian race is living deep beneath the surface of the earth. Jenny finds out that a clandestine agreement between the Alien Greys and the government (the Feds) is spiraling out of control, and an alien/human conflict is coming.
"It is an interactive, sci-fi adventure to get caught up in," says Gary Brooks, creator of Jenny Jet. Subscribers are able to interact by texting JENNY (53669) from their cell phone and by blogging at jennyjet.com. Brooks plans to extend the Jenny Jet character beyond the cell phone through strategic partnerships and licensing deals for television, books, games, and other merchandise. T-shirts and posters are currently available on the web site.
The service is free to subscribers, other than the standard messaging rates that wireless carriers charge. Cell phone users can sign up to the service at http://jennyjet.com.
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