- Ten best soccer games of today selected
- Contest for two Sony EricssonC702 handsets in July
- Detailed reviews of the most recent movie-inspired games
Prague, 9 June 2008 - FRAG issue no. 3 is here. Starting today, all aficionados of mobile-phone entertainment can get the new issue of FRAG free of charge at any T-Mobile shop. The magazine is packed with game reviews, an extensive overview of soccer games and a contest for two Sony Ericsson C702 mobile phones, among other things.
"There have been loads of movie-related games released lately. Gaming fans can thus read reviews of games inspired by The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, Speed Racer, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, and Grey's Anatomy," says Lukáš Bašta, FRAG's editor-in-chief, speaking of the gaming industry's recent major blockbusters.
The team at FRAG was also affected by the soccer frenzy associated with the first matches of the EURO championship. Soccer fans can now look forward to the best soccer-related games, ranging from a coaching strategy game to a set of simple mini-games that can be played during halftime.
However, the biggest attractions for readers are the information and screenshots related to The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor and the eagerly awaited Boom Blox, which was developed in cooperation with Steven Spielberg.
Lovers of fast cars will also find two great games reviewed in the magazine, Ferrari World Championship and Race Driver Grid. Articles on Wimbledon 2008, Table Tennis Star and Worms 2008: A Space Oddity complete the new issue's great content.
FRAG is free of charge not only for T-Mobile customers but also for customers of other mobile operators.
Competition for handsets
As was the case with the previous issue, T-Mobile has again prepared a great contest in which all T-Mobile customers who download any game featured in the current issue of FRAG will be entered in a drawing to win a Sony Ericsson C702 handset. This Cyber-Shot phone with its robust construction allows taking pictures even in truly adverse conditions.
For more information, please visit www.frag.cz.