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Company Profile Presentation Index ➢ Zodiac Entertainment Company Profile ………………………… 3 ➢ Application Development Experience ……………………………. 4-13 ➢ Development & Engineering Resource Pricing Matrix …...14 ➢ Founder Bios ………………………………………………………………….. 15-16 ➢ Contact Info …………………………………………………………………… 17 Zodiac Entertainment Company Profile ➢ Zodiac Entertainment is a cutting edge leading application developer/publisher of premium quality next generation games and applications. Staffed with one of the most creative and talented teams in the industry, Zodiac delivers an innovative, immersive, viral, and addictive gameplay experience. We have a core focus on original turn-key solutions specializing in PC, Mac, Consoles (including PS5, XBox Series X and S, Nintendo Switch), IOS, Android, White Label, and original concept game design, IP’s, and concept creation. Zodiac also, provides services for Web, Flash, Social Wagering, and Casino Rewards programs. Our development resources are well-versed creating on Unity and UE4 (Unreal) Engines. We also provide multi- faceted and specialized developers of art and programming resources for our clients. ➢ We currently have 62 full time art and engineering resources including our staff and partners dedicated entirely to next generation technologies. Having been very actively involved in console, application and the mobile services space for the past 27 years, we fully understand the technical challenges across a large array of specialized platforms. ➢ We have developed and perfected a suite of tools, proprietary processes and QA cycle that allows us to efficiently develop content at high efficiencies and economic budgets. 3 Application Development Experience & Clients 4 Application Development Projects (partial list) ➢ Capcom – Comando, Ghosts’n Goblins, 1942 ➢ Digital Chocolate – Johnny Crash, Kamikaze Robots, Mini-Golf Las Vegas, Brick Breaker Revolution 3D, Monster BBR 2 3D ➢ Disney Interactive – Scarface, Nemo, Incredibles, Lilo & Stitch, Haunted Mansion, Toy Story, Cars, Tinkerbell ➢ EA Mobile – J2ME, BREW, (1000+ device ports – top selling games) ➢ Guppy Games – Andy Roddick Tennis ➢ Hands-on-Mobile – J2ME, BREW, WinMo, BB ( 1500+ device ports ) ➢ Hudson – Bob Marly Football ➢ I-play – Metal Slug – J2ME & other BREW titles (500+ device ports) ➢ Konami – Space Invaders Pinball, Elevator Action, Resident Evil 3D ➢ Oberon Media – Spin & Win, Bubble Town, Bricks of Atlantis ➢ Teknik Digital – TIPS Player, Phil Mickelson, Golf, Fear Factor ➢ Warner Bros. – Batman Prototype Invidia, Posiden ➢ Sega Mobile – Ikari Warrior, Paperboy ➢ Sony Pictures – Bond Trivia 5 Johnny Crash (iPhone) Description Shoot stuntman Johnny Crash™ out of a cannon and send him soaring through the air crashing into helicopters, UFOs, vultures and even cattle (ouch!). Links Screenshots 6 Kamkazie Robots (iPhone) Description Go bot-to-bot in a tournament consisting over 25 levels and earn the respect and upgrades you need to become a true Kamikaze Robot. Links Screenshots 7 Mini Golf Las Vegas (iPhone) Description Take a full swing to win that jackpot in Mini Golf Las Vegas, based off the original that has sold over 4 million units worldwide. Links Screenshots Screenshots Screenshots 8 Brick Breaker Revolution 3D (iPhone) Description Experience a revolutionary brick breaking game that sets a new standard of fun over any breakout style game you’ve ever played! Links Screenshots 9 Monster Brick Breaker Revolution 2 3D (iPhone) Description Experience a ghoulishly terrifying brick breaking game that will put you in the ghostly mood just in time for Halloween. Warning, hair may turn white from intense thrills and frightening graphics. Links Screenshots 10 Freddie Flintoff Cricket 3D (iPhone) Description Shoot stuntman Johnny Crash™ out of a cannon and send him soaring through the air crashing into helicopters, UFOs, vultures and even cattle (ouch!). Links Screenshots 11 Application Development Experience (continued) 12 Application Development Projects (continued) ➢ The Weather Channel - The application provides current conditions, detailed forecast information, and animated color radar images through an easy-to-use interface. Users can track a 7 day forecast for over 98,000 locations around the world as well as get alerts via SMS wakeup if a severe weather alert was issued in the tracked area. (Platforms Brew/J2ME) ➢ The Wall Street Journal - This application was a platform that covered the spectrum of tasks required to connect, merge, shape, prepare, analyze and deliver enterprise data in record time for a digital media format. (Platform/PC) ➢ Webaroo FaceReader – This application allows user to take snaps of a Human face and then pass it on to a server which will predict personality traits about the face. The Application was intelligent enough to detect human face in the picture before uploading. It was done in more than 6 languages. (Platforms – J2ME, Blackberry) ➢ WellDoc Diabetes Monitoring Application – The application was intended for Diabetes Patients to check their blood sugar and report it to the application whose expert system was to analyze the blood sugar level and accordingly suggest further actions. Also it was attached to the medicines prescribed to the user and the application can suggest taking those medicines if required. (Platforms – J2ME, Blackberry) 13 Development & Engineering Resource Pricing Matrix 14 Core Team Mike Williams CEO – USA & Europe Mike Williams an industry console and mobile gaming veteran, heads up creative development, production, overall strategy, direction, and vision as the CEO. He brings more than twenty-seven years of game industry experience. Mr. Williams worked his way up with some of the biggest names in gaming. Mike took on the role of Associate Producer for Electronic Arts, managing relationships for key franchises such as, “NASCAR” and was the recipient of the Super Hero A.C.T.I.O.N. NOW award for outstanding achievement. He also worked at SEGA of America in production and marketing. Williams has served as the VP of Studio at Punch Entertainment heading up product development, executive client management, and international studio expansion located in Chennai, India. He has also, held roles as an Executive Producer and Director of Product Development at Lavastorm Engineering creating and producing award winning titles such as “Big League Home Run Challenge 05,” “NBA All-Star 3pt Shootout,” “Incredibles,” and many other critically acclaimed mobile games. Mike worked as a Senior Producer for GLU Mobile, where he managed licensed entertainment properties for FOX Sports award winning mobile games, and IP development on titles such as, “Shark Hunt.” Mr. Williams has gained notoriety working with some of the biggest gaming companies around. His background reflects creativity, leadership and judgment, as well as analytical, interpersonal, and communication skills. He has a detailed working knowledge of software/game market and platforms. Mr. Williams has a history of innovation in creating products, with emphasis on strategy elements, re-playability, effective use of hardware, and software interfaces. Williams has created a track record of shipping products ahead of schedule, and under budget with multiple industry awards for recognition of outstanding product quality. 15 Core Team Helen Shelby COO – USA & Europe Helen Shelby (aka “Wordsmith,” is the COO. She started in the hub for creative writing and editing with a film and production background; screenplays, acquisitions to film production. With almost twenty years of experience in the creative, tech and gaming industries, Helen has journeyed into everything from running a whole unit, managing teams for live production, and spearheaded business projects from ground zero to launch. Her transition break by becoming a game (concept) designer in the software (game) industry, became her home for the next twenty years; giving Helen the challenges and experiences she needed to take her expertise to the next level. Beginning with Electronic Arts, EA.Com, EA Sports, EA Games, and EA Big, Helen has created marketing materials, handled web content, market research, game testing, content for new releases, editing content, cross marketing with EA Sports and EA BIG (Canada) and EA.com for their sports channel. She has created online content and handled marketing, including promo(s) for new titles such as, “NBA Street,” “SSX-II,” “Sled Storm 2,” “Roundball,” “March Madness,” “Super X,” “Knockout Kings,” and American McGhee’s horror game “Alice” to name a few. Advancing her abilities as a serious player in the industry, Helen migrated into the “handheld” mobile and PC world by creating and editing for d software dealing with handheld gaming, pocket PC’s, and technical writing for trivia titles such as “Mobile Majority,” for one of the largest mobile gaming companies Glu Mobile. Helen has continued to develop some of the top mobile “sports” related trivia games, and trivia games for handheld devices. She was a part of the inaugural developmental stage of creating mobile games for Apple's very first video IPod. With her extensive work with variousCEO teams and being– USA a part of the & premature Europe stages of creating software, Helen has ranked her way up to becoming the go-to person in the gaming industry for creative developmental stages to gaming IP’s. She has consulted and contracted for IPs for EA Games, “Slipshod”--new concept title for EA Games/Sega collaboration and created a host of concepts such as, “D.U.D.E. Shores,” “Rip Tide,” “Monster
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