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The first sneak peak of Ninjatown in the form of a teaser trailer.

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Ninjatown Announced - Press Release

Ninjatown is announced for the Nintendo DS platform.

"A quirky but intensely addictive strategy title using ninja characters licensed from Shawnimals, the purveyor of wildly popular and devastatingly cool plush toys. Due for release in Q1 2008, Ninjatown will bring an entire family of remarkably cute ninjas to Nintendo’s phenomenally successful handheld."

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Variety

T.I. Street Racing is re-launched with songs and artwork from his new album "T.I. vs. T.I.P." The game can be found on the decks of AT&T Mobility, Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile.

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Wireless Gaming World

T.I. Street Racing is reviewed by WGWorld.com and receives a 4/5.

"T.I. Street Racing is a surprisingly well executed game that has depth and longevity."

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Rolling Stone

2004 HOT LIST

Rolling Stone magazine highlights Cashmere Games as one of the hot
new video game companies. Pick up
the 2004 Hot List Issue for further reading.

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Res

Coming this summer, Pax Athletica hopes turn interactive gaming on its head. Pax Athletica will merge sports culture with videogaming in a brand new way. Players will assume the persona of a figure from history and attempt to match or surpass their storied athletic feats through an interactive track-and-field event comprised of seven events from international sports history. The idea is to create a game that is at once entertaining and culturally relevant. PA will launch in August on Verizon phones. The project is the work of Tricycle NYC, a partnership between Cashmere Games, Ham & Pixel and Idealogue to create next generation mobile entertainment with publisher, Reaxion.

FilmMaker

This summer Athens plays host to the 2004 summer Olympic Games. If, that is, the Greeks can put aside two millennia of disorganization and pull the damn thing off. It's probably too much to expect a latter-day Leni Riefenstahl to mark the event with a stunning piece of filmmaking - nor, ideologically, would you necessarily wish for that - but if you have a cell phone and Verizon service, come August you can enjoy a smart, literate piece of independent game making to while away the time between important calls.