G5 Entertainment AB has signed the distribution agreement with the mobile game developer Ozura. According to the agreement G5 will distribute Ozura's mobile games through G5's distribution channels. Ozura's portfolio includes titles of most popular genres such as action, sports, puzzle, strategy, RPG and others finding strong and steady players' interest in more than 100 countries.

Demo versions of G5's original games for BREW: Fight Hard 3D, Hero’s Quest and others are now available for free trial to Moscow and Saint Petersburg subscribers of the largest Russian CDMA operator Skylink. The trial period ends November 29th 2006. Starting this day, full versions of the games are going to be available for paid download only.

Following the October road show when G5 was presented to publishers in Los Angeles and San Francisco, the company signed another contract with international mobile publisher. The deal appoints G5 as a developer for the large-scale original game based around a popular idea.

G5 CEO Vlad Suglobov comments: "We lost some momentum in Q3 due to a cancellation of a project based on reasons outside our control. With the deals signed during the last two weeks we feel that we have rebuilt that momentum and that we are on track for 2007".

The company's last trip to the US has been a success resulting in two large deals for G5. The Company is now looking at some opportunities to increase its everyday presence in Los Angeles to secure a steady flow of projects to the Russian development teams.

Following October road show when G5 was presented to publishers in Los Angeles and San Francisco, the company signed a contract with the leading international mobile publisher. According to the deal, G5 will develop a number of prototypes for the game based on popular movie license. Based on the results, the most attractive prototype will go into full production.

G5 Entertainment have signed a distribution agreement with Russia's largest CDMA wireless operator, Skylink. According to the agreement, G5's mobile games for BREW platform: Fight Hard 3D, Hero's Quest and others will be available to Skylink users in Russia following launch of a BREW service later this fall. The games will be localized to Russian language and ported across BREW-enabled handsets available to Skylink subscribers.

"We are glad to see BREW coming to Russian users with the help of Skylink. Some of our internationally best-selling games will finally be available to a Russian audience, in the Russian language. This deal further strengthens our relationship with Skylink and our distribution network in Russia", - said Vlad Suglobov, CEO of G5 Entertainment AB.

Vlad Suglobov, CEO of G5 Entertainment, visited Los Angeles and San Francisco, USA during the week of 23rd-27th October, where he held a number of meetings with current and potential publishing partners of G5. During the meetings, projects in development and future cooperation opportunities were discussed, and Vlad presented the latest developments in G5.