Seeking to offer easy access to downloads, GOSUB 60, a publisher and marketer of mobile entertainment, today announced MobileDeluxe.com.

 

The company says its new Web site lets avid gamers and novices access and purchase mobile game content.

 

For access to insider information, visitors to MobileDeluxe.com can register to become Mobile Deluxe members, according to the company. Membership privileges include discounts on games, sneak peeks at upcoming releases, helpful game tips and a subscription to the Mobile Deluxe newsletter, company officials say. Consumers that register to become a Mobile Deluxe member are entered into a drawing to win a Nintendo Wii and Guitar Hero game package along with other prizes, until August 22, company officials say.

 

Allowing players to demo certain games on their phone prior to purchase, MobileDeluxe.com includes a free trial feature. In case they are not completely satisfied with their GS60 mobile game, they will get a 100 percent refund up to 23 days from the day of purchase, according to the company.

 

MobileDeluxe.com says it offers high quality GS60 games and it supports downloads for most Java carriers in the United States, including AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile (News - Alert). Before making a purchase on the carrier deck, customers with BREW carriers such as Verizon and Alltel can also browse the growing catalog for details and features of GS60 games. For unlimited access, the price is approximately $6.99 and for monthly purchase, the price is approximately $2.99, company officials say.

 

“Each new venture and decision at GS60 aims to accelerate mass market adoption for mobile games,” said Josh Hartwell, chief executive officer of GS60. “In developing a direct-to-consumer brand, we wanted a name that stemmed from our most successful properties - Solitaire Deluxe and Sudoku Deluxe. MobileDeluxe.com resonates with consumers familiar with our most popular game titles, fulfills our commitment to quality and provides a clear path to purchase, creating a positive experience that drives consumers back to make additional purchases.”