Treasure Hunt Announces Comic Book Video Games Headed for Mobile Platforms

Treasure Hunt will be developing at least 3 games for mobile phones. Each game will take advantage of the most advanced wireless technologies and strive to mirror the comics as closely as possible. Treasure Hunt is also exploring the possibility of developing a location based (GPS) version that would allow players to fight virtual crime in the real world using their mobile phone.

Treasure Hunt is also launching a complete line of mobile content based on the Nifty Comics characters, including wallpapers, screensavers and comic strips. More information will be made available at www.thmobile.com in the coming weeks.

The independent comic book "Cadre" tells the story of a team of new superheroes trying to keep the world safe. Based in Empire City, the group encounters monsters, madmen, and the giant, Monolith, in adventures that have been described as a throwback to the fun team books of the early 1980s.

About Treasure Hunt:
Treasure Hunt (www.thmobile.com) began operations developing state of the art Location Based Games (LBG) using GPS. Treasure Hunt's first and fully patented LBG game is a treasure hunt type game that utilizes location positioning technology equipped wireless communication devices. Players are given clues or direction to proceed along one of many predetermined treasure hunt routes based on their actual location guiding them to a hidden treasure. By 2004 Treasure Hunt evolved from simply developing first rate games, to publishing not only our own content but also content developed by 3rd party developers. Treasure Hunt has one goal; provide its customers with the very best content possible. As a result Treasure Hunt only work with the very best developers and holds itself and those they work with to the highest standards.

About Nifty Comics:
Nifty Comics (www.niftycomics.com) has been publishing black and white, all-ages comic books for nearly 10 years. Founded by comic book, film and television veteran, Mat Nastos, the company currently distributes its books to an international audience, including Europe, Asia and Latin America.