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3G Game Launched in Malaysia

15th December, 2004

ASIA : The Hong Kong based Artificial Life announced that it had signed a contract with the major Malaysian telecoms operator Maxis Communications Berhad ("Maxis") to launch its innovative and award winning mobile 3G product "V-Girl(TM) - your virtual girlfriend" in Malaysia.

The version to be launched will have a customized local appearance of the V-Girl(TM) to adapt the game to the local culture in Malaysia.

Maxis has the exclusive rights for the V-Girl(TM) for six months after the launch in the Malaysian market.

"Maxis is the dominant mobile provider in Malaysia and the right partner for us. Currently we prepare the user acceptance test and customize the look and feel of our V-Girl to the Malaysian market requirements.

"We will be working closely with Maxis to ensure the smooth launch of V-Girl as one of Maxis' compelling applications," said Eberhard Schoeneburg, CEO of Artificial Life, Inc.

V-Girl (TM) - your virtual girlfriend - has recently won the Best Mobile Game Award 2004 by Ericsson.

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