[Beiks]

We have recently updated our popular game Color Lines to support BlackBerry 9000 aka BlackBerry Bold and BlackBerry 8220 aka BlackBerry Flip. (Details Below) Now we offer you, the PinStack members... Bold or Flip users, an exclusive 49% discount when purchasing the game. The offer is valid until the end of September 2008. To get Color Lines on your BlackBerry for only $5.10, please go to http://store.beiks.com/909/ and enter referral code: FLIPBOLD

Details: BEIKS updates its popular game Color Lines to support the latest BlackBerry models - BlackBerry 9000 aka BlackBerry Bold and the BlackBerry 8220 aka BlackBerry Flip Shell. Pilot Lines is a simple and addictive game of skill and luck. Originally designed in Russia in the 80s, it has become so popular it is likely available for any desktop and mobile platform by now.It is also one of the best selling games in the BEIKS catalog for all mobile platforms.

The new release comes shortly after the official announcement of the BlackBerry 9000 series and literally a day after the public presentation of the first BlackBerry Flip Shell phone ever - the BlackBerry 8220.

Both phones are frontiers of what is likely to be two separate BlackBerry model lines - the 9000 and the 8200 respectively. Among other distinct features they have unique display characteristics not used by other BlackBerry phones to date.

Electronic games are particularly sensitive to display resolution as it greatly affects both what can be present to the user and how it can be present, reflecting in turn the game appeal to the player.

Pilot Lines was updated to support the two new resolutions - the Bold's full blon VGA (640x480) and the 8220's portrait quarter VGA (240x320).

The game can be downloaded from blackberry.beiks.com (through desktop host) and mobile.beiks.com (direct BlackBerry download).

Updating is free to registered users and everyone else is invited to either play Russian Roulette during the game or pay $10.00 for non-interrupting, safe game.

About BEIKS LLC

BEIKS LLC is a privately-held company with headquarters in Dallas, TX. The company specializes in developing and distributing essential applications for mobile platforms such as Palm OS®, Windows Mobile® and BlackBerry®. Founded in 1997, the company is best known for its BEIKS Dictionary Reader (BDicty), one of the most popular dictionary series for handheld devices on the market. BEIKS' product list now includes a growing catalog of over 250 titles across all major mobile platforms.

RIM and BlackBerry are registered trademarks of Research In Motion, Inc. Other used brands are trademarks of their respective owners.

[ranxoren]

im checking it out. thanks for the heads up
edit : not my kinda game but thanks for the offer !

[kolev]

Out of curiosity what are your types of games?

We haven't actually released almost any games for the BB...from the line we had for Palm...only the most popular ones.

Until recently BlackBerry was mostly a white collar gadget...and white collars don't have much time for games.

Things are quickly changing now with the BB eating out consumer market from nearly any other vendor on the market...perhaps we should reconsider...

[thbassman]

I am all about puzzle games and pattern games like zuma and jewelquest! Also am a loyal Noah vs 4 user!