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Replica Island Press Information
PRESS CONTACT: Nicholai Lamberstat press@replicaisland.net
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Title: Replica Island
Developer: Team Replica - Chris Pruett and Genki Mine
Target Platform: Android devices with Android 1.5 or newer installed. This includes the T-Mobile G1, T-Mobile myTouch, DoCoMo HT-03A, Verizon DROID, Sprint Hero, and almost every other Android device under the sun.
Price: Free! Seriously!
URL: replicaisland.net
Available From: Android Market (when released)
About Replica Island
Replica Island is a free, open-source game for Android devices. It stars the Android robot, who happens to have a pretty devastating butt-stomp attack. With 40 levels, an intriguing story, and high-end 2D graphics, Replica Island is a unique entry to the Android game catalog.
Professor Kabochanomizu needs your help. He has spent his life hunting for a mysterious object of amazing power called The Source, but in his old age he is now too feeble to continue the search alone. So he has created you--a small green robot with rockets for feet--to carry on where he left off. Your mission is to find and secure The Source before the evil Rokudou Corporation does.
But not everything is as it seems. The Source lies somewhere at the center of a bizarre island, protected by strange architecture and stranger creatures. Generations of adventurers have tried and failed to find it; this is no walk in the park, even for a flying robot. And at least one Rokudou agent does not seem like such a bad person--in fact, she seems happy to help.
What is The Source? Can you survive the island long enough find it? Who can you trust? The answers lie in the depths of Replica Island.
About Team Replica
Team Replica is two people: Chris Pruett and Genki Mine.
Chris Pruett is a developer advocate at Google. Before joining the Android team he worked as a software engineer on Lively. Before joining Google in 2007, Chris worked as a software engineer in the game industry and made a bunch of games. In addition to making rocking Android games, Chris maintains a research blog about horror games at http://www.dreamdawn.com/sh. He lives in Yokohama, Japan.
Genki Mine is a freelance artist and game developer. In the past, he has made Flash and iPhone games, in charge of both character animations and programming. Check out his work and software at http://summitisland.com/. Genki is based in San Francisco.
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