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Posted by GDN Staff, Mar 3, 2010 05:55


Metaboli Now 64-bit and Windows 7 Compatible

Yummy Interactive, Inc. (www.yummy.net), developer of premiere digital distribution technologies, has partnered with Metaboli (www.metaboli.co.uk, www.metaboli.fr, www.metaboli.de, www.metaboli.it and more than 50 white-label services), Europe’s leader in digital distribution of PC games, to improve and enhance Metaboli’s class-leading online video game subscription services in Europe and in North America with GameTap.

By integrating the Yummy Games delivery platform and associated APIs into its on demand service platform Metaboli has increased compatibility, download speeds and added more games to deliver exceptional value and ease of use for their customers such as: British Telecom (NYSE: BT), France Telecom (NYSE: FTE), Deutsch Telekom (NYSE: DT).

Metaboli now offers support for games on 64-bit processors along with Microsoft Windows®7 compatibility. A variety of games will also support mods, patches, and custom maps adding even more value to Metaboli’s services.
 
"By partnering with Yummy we have been able to make a leap forward in our Games on Demand services. Because Yummy’s solution is so easy to integrate and feature-rich, we have been able to innovate for the next generation of online PC gaming, and we are now even better positioned to take advantage of the paradigm shift to downloadable game content," said Olivier Decrock, CEO of Metaboli.

 
"We’re very delighted to have partnered with Metaboli and to be helping them expand their subscriber base across the globe, especially with their many telecom partners in Europe and GameTap’s service in the United States. There is a strong fit between both companies regarding our culture and goals. Core to both of our company’s philosophies is creating the best experience possible for users playing games online," says Nick Mellios, CEO of Yummy Interactive.


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