Filed under: News | Mobile Phones
Mar 26 2007, 12:00pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
We ran into the CEO of German based Fishlabs, a developer of 3D games for mobile phones.
Fishlabs offers 3D games in Java and Brew. The graphics look pretty good. Fishlabs 3D games are distributed on Verizon VCAST in the United States.
Watch the Video Interview, which also features a short demo of an new upcoming game running on a Sony Ericsson phone.
FISHLABS started in 2004 and has 20 developers. Their most successful game is Galaxy on Fire.
More details on the Fishlabs site.
We have updated our GDC 2007 video section with tons more video footage neatly edited by our reporter on site Jack Olmsted. All in all we have now 32 video reports from the GDC published.
See all our GDC 2007 coverage.
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