INTQ ntelliquis Launches Gamer Website Site Brings Gamers Together On The
Internet With Peer-To-Peer Technology
SALT LAKE CITY, UT, Nov 14, 2001 (INTERNET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Intelliquis
International Inc. (OTC BB: INTQ), a premier provider of personal computer and
Internet products, today unveiled its new gamer Website,
www.gamesgamersplay.com, designed for gamers looking to extend the PC game
experience to other gamers via the Internet.
Intelliquis today also announced its new peer-to-peer software module, Let's
Play Arcade(TM), which allows gamers to play games online and communicate via
instant messaging while playing.
"Let's Play Arcade offers gamers a new Internet game experience unique to
gamesgamersplay.com," said Mark Tippets, founder and CEO, Intelliquis. "Our goal
was to make it fun and simple to find, organize and play a mix of games across
the widest range of genres. The Let's Play Arcade is designed with an
easy-to-use interface, rich features, and a community environment with support
for games from all developers."
Let's Play Arcade and gamesgamersplay.com provide everything game players need
to easily find, obtain, manage and play PC games--including direct access to an
online game community with its peer-to-peer technology. The service kicks-off
with more than 1,100 downloadable and Web-based games. It also allows gamers to
play the industry's most popular games at several levels, from beginner to
expert, based on a gamer's experience.
Intelliquis today also announced the availability of Atari games, which are
available exclusively through the Let's Play Arcade games service and games.com.
In addition, the site will include the most popular game titles, including Ages
Of Empires II, Asteroids, Black and White, Combat Flight Simulator, Flight
Simulator 2000, Quake III Arena, Spades, and Unreal Tournament, among others.
The release of Let's Play Arcade is immediately available at
www.gamesgamersplay.com. The service is subscription-based, starting at $1.50
per day, $9.90 per week, $45 for six months and ending at $90 per year.
Tippets said Intelliquis' game strategy is to capture a portion of the
burgeoning Internet gaming market, which analysts predict to explode in growth
over the next several years.
AMay, 2001 research report from DFC Intelligence forecasts that 95 million
people worldwide are expected to be playing online games by the year 2005.
Furthermore, The worldwide games industry is expected to grow 71 percent from
$49.9 billion in 2001 to $85.7 billion in 2006, according to the Informa Media
Group in the United Kingdom
About Intelliquis
Based in Draper, Utah, Intelliquis International Inc. (OTC BB: INTQ)
(www.intelliquis.com) is a premier provider of software and hardware products
for the personal computer market. Intelliquis' Internet, communications, and
utility products enable computer users to achieve greater productivity in their
business and personal computing activities. Intelliquis' products are available
worldwide through retail, VAR, distributor, Internet, direct and OEM sales
channels.
Except for historical information, all of the statements, expectations and
assumptions contained in the foregoing are forward-looking statements. The
realization of any or all of these expectations is subject to a number of risks
and uncertainties and it is possible that the assumptions made by management may
not materialize. Certain of these risk factors are set forth in the company's
SEC Form 10-QSB for the quarter ended June 30, 1999. In that regard, there can
be no assurances the launch of the gamesgamersplay Website will result in
material sales of company's products.
CONTACT: Ken Jenson
Intelliquis
801-501-7955
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