Research shows that consumers are strongly receptive to in-game advertising and ad-subsidized mobile content. Mobile advertising is projected by numerous industry analysts to be a $10 billion market by 2009. KnowledgeWhere has demonstrated through its innovative mobile entertainment content that consumer demand for location-based products is high.

KnowledgeWhere’s portfolio of mobile games includes:

 

PhoneTag Elite™ -- available on Sprint.

Recipient of numerous industry awards, this high-tech game of tag uses the mobile phone as a console for evading capture while pursuing your target. In-game sponsored Points-of-Interest function as power up zones where players can purchase infrared goggles and invisible cloaks to help gain game advantage. Playphonetag.com is the social community where players can compare notes and earn bragging rights. Developed in partnership with LivePlanet, PhoneTag Elite is a premier location-based game with incredible opportunity for sponsorship.

 

Swordfish™ -- launched on Bell Mobility, Nextel, Sprint, Boost Mobile

Swordfish™ is a location-based game that uses GPS technology to locate schools of virtual fish located around the player. Users attempt to catch fish by using their phone as a fishing rod. This location-based game makes the fishing fast and physical, and requires both patience and stamina to reel-in a "big one."

 

Torpedo Bay™ -- launched on Bell Mobility, Nextel, Boost Mobile

The United States’ first location-based naval battle game that uses GPS technology on a mobile phone to locate health and ammo around players to help them mount the high seas and battle for their survival.