Today, Playlogic Entertainment, Inc. (OTCBB: PLGC) announced that it has signed a global publishers license for the PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system. This official publisher agreement allows Playlogic to publish games for the PLAYSTATION®3 system in all territories worldwide.
The PLAYSTATION®3 system is the latest addition to the PlayStation® family and represents the pinnacle in console gaming.

“This is really great news for our company” Comments Executive VP Rogier W. Smit. He continues, “It’s an industry given that SCEA is representative of the highest standard in game publishing. To be able to develop and publish for this incredibly powerful and versatile machine will give us the opportunity to deliver the best in videogame entertainment.”

CTO Dominique Morel says, “Receiving this publishing agreement is both an honor and a responsibility. We have already been working hard with our teams mastering the skills and tools that will allow us to unleash PLAYSTATION®3 system’s amazing abilities and unprecedented power. The confidence given by Sony to our publishing efforts is already a fabulous reward for Playlogic. We will work hard to justify this publisher license and provide our end-users with fantastic games”

PLAYSTATION®3 system is the most advanced computer system that serves as a platform to enjoy next generation computer entertainment contents in the home, realized through the combination of Cell and RSX™ processors, in addition to the compatibility of a vast catalog of PlayStation® game console and PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system software titles.

With its Giga-bit Ethernet and a pre-installed hard disk drive (HDD), users will be able to use the PLAYSTATION®3 system to download a variety of online contents as well as access online games. Equipped with basic input/output ports, PLAYSTATION®3 system supports a broad range of displays from conventional NTSC/PAL standard TVs to the latest full HD (1080i/1080p) flat panel displays, offering the joy of the most advanced computer entertainment contents to homes around the world.