Rally Master Pro now preinstalled on Sony Ericsson Satio and Vivaz

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Monday, February 8th 2010, 3:18pm

Rally Master Pro now preinstalled on Sony Ericsson Satio and Vivaz

Rally Master Pro, the benchmark for the mobile rally genre, will be preinstalled in a special high-quality Symbian version on the new Sony Ericsson smartphone models Satio™ and Vivaz™.

Hamburg, Germany, 08 February 2010 – Starting immediately, the high-end 3D racing game Rally Master Pro will be preinstalled on the Sony Ericsson Satio™ and Vivaz™. Both smartphone models are ideal for games, thanks to the large display, 720 MHz processor, OpenGL graphics powered by Imagination Technologies’ PowerVR SGX, and touch and tilt support for controls. Those who already own a Sony Ericsson Satio™ can download the off-road racer from the Sony Ericsson PlayNow download shop for free from mid march on to tear up the track on asphalt, gravel, sand, or snow in classic rally style. Rally Master Pro on Satio™ and Vivaz™ will be shown to the public for the first time at the Imagination Technologies booth in Hall 1 at MWC in Barcelona.

Thanks to the high 640x360 resolution on the Satio™ and Vivaz™, the detailed landscapes and weather conditions in Rally Master Pro are optically better than ever on the wide-screen display. At the same time, the weather, track, and damage-dependent 4-point driving physics provide a distinct and realistic driving feel. With the unique, interactive replay, the last stage can be studied with numerous vehicle and TV cameras and individual sequences can be fast forwarded and rewound to reach the finish line with as few scratches as possible. In the adrenaline mode, the rally car must also reach the finish as undamaged as possible. In the game, the 3D damage model always allows an overview of the condition of the car – the repair options can be used as a mini-game between the stages to get the car fit again for the next test.

‘With the two high-performance models Sony Ericsson Satio™ and Vivaz™, the Swedes seamlessly expand their leading position in Java gaming with smartphones,’ says Michael Schade, CEO of FISHLABS Entertainment GmbH. ‘Currently, the Satio™ and Vivaz™ offer the best game experience for Rally Master Pro on any mobile device.’

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Monday, February 8th 2010, 5:15pm

woww graphics same as ipa version

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Monday, February 8th 2010, 6:54pm

Actually, better graphics... since the Satio and the Vivaz carry the same graphic chip than the 3Gs but even a faster processor they are able to show up to 7x better graphics than an iPhone 3G or iPod 2º Generation... the game though is just a port from iPhone to Symbian, so the models are the same but the textures are better and the Satio version features also motion blur

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Monday, February 8th 2010, 8:53pm

thanks for the info, mate. but u know whats the actual size of this game? it is bigger then ipa version?

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Tuesday, February 9th 2010, 1:11am

this is first time i heard for Vivaz

what's that?