D2C Games Announces Original WiiWare Title Spogs Racing

Downloadable Racer Brings Frantic Crash 'N Grab Action to Wii

SAN MATEO, California - April 17, 2008 – D2C GamesTM, Inc. a premier developer and publisher of mass-market downloadable interactive entertainment, today announced SPOGS RacingTM, a frenzied, arcade-style racing game set to hit WiiWareTM. The game features high-speed arcade racing and Crash 'N GrabTM battling action as players dash around a dozen unique and challenging tracks.

Race along in distinctively unique SPOGS Racers that can be personalized, customized and modified with in-game images and vehicle parts. Gamers will control their SPOGS as they try their best to smash into their opponents to steal upgraded parts on-the-fly in the title’s innovative Crash 'N Grab gameplay. Featuring several game modes, a variety of track types including outrageous stunt tracks with loops and jumps, multiple difficultly modes and control schemes, racing power-ups, weapons, and head-to-head multiplayer, SPOGS Racing offers plenty of fun for gamers of all ages and experiences.

"As a long-time game designer, I've learned that there's one defining factor behind a successful game – is it fun?" said D2C Games founder and CEO Scott Orr. "That question directs our entire strategy at D2C, and SPOGS Racing is a great example of that commitment."

For more information, visit www.spogsracing.com.

About D2C Games, Inc.
D2C Games, Inc. (D2C), based in San Mateo, CA, is a leading digital interactive entertainment publishing company focused on the creation of original arcade sports/action video games and episodic content. Founded in 2006, the company develops and publishes worldwide for video game systems, personal computers and 3D mobile platforms. The company is a licensed Sony publisher and is licensed to develop and/or publish for Nintendo and Microsoft video game systems.

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