Galaga For Cell Phones – A Game With A Twist!

Namco networks, one of the leaders in the field of wireless games and content, has recently celebrated the Silver Jubilee of Galaga, a famous mobile game. On this grand occasion, Namco introduced an anniversary edition of Galaga for cell phones. This is a special version launched particularly for the subscribers of Sprint wireless phones. The main attraction of this cell phone game is that you can begin in with Dual Fighters.

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Galaga is the first game of its kind to make use of Sprint’s Game Lobby to mark micro-payment technology, powered by Motricity. This cell phone game features the same alien enemies and space fights as in the original versions, but there is a little difference. As Galaga uses micro-payment technology from Motricity, it enables you to pay 25 cents for one game. The players are provided with two ships simultaneously to combat the enemies with more power. Galaga also contains a game score board in the Game Lobby that displays the highest scores; thus, highlighting the top players for this game.

Galaga is a Japanese game and it was first published on July 23, 1981. It was a huge success and continues to be the favorite among the mobile gamers until today. Galaga has immense support from the partners of Namco, Sprint and Motricity. They have played an appreciable role in making this game reach the top of the lists of mobile games. Namco and Motricity are known for providing vast opportunities for Sprint cell phone subscribers to display their gaming abilities and obtain the top position at game score boards.

The new version of Galaga with Dual Fighter is available on the cell phones of Sprint wireless users. You can even approach Namco Networks booth and get a sample of the anniversary edition of this game on Sprint phones.

Also see; Sprint cell phone offers.

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James D. Martell contributes and publishes news editorial to http://www.cell-phones-n-plans.com. A wireless industry guide featuring news and reviews of service providers, manufacturers and carriers, and their phones and plans.