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SplitFish Gameware to Present at the Concord Investors Event

SplitFish AG a leader in video game hardware innovation, today announced it will be presenting at the Concord Stock Day in Frankfurt, Germany on March 11.
Investors, brokers and dealers are welcome to attend and meet the company executives and review its video game technologies. To schedule private meetings with the company, those persons are asked to contact investor relations via Sherbrooke Equity -- Louis Philippe Antunes at 417 9303 0125 by phone or via email at lpantunes@sherbrookeequity.com.

Now entered into its third year in the industry, SplitFish has brought four innovative video game hardware products to commercialization for the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3.

For the PlayStation 2, SplitFish has released the EyeFX 3D, which converts select game titles into True 3D, the MotionFX, a motion tilt-sensor adaptor for Nintendo Wii-like motion on your wired Sony Dualshock Controller and the EdgeFX, which brings PC-style gaming to the PlayStation 2.

For the PlayStation 3, SplitFish's premiere product is the FragFX, a patent-pending two-piece combination motion stick and mouse, for pinpoint accuracy in action games, and unmatched control. The FragFX controller received the highest periphery reviews to date (9.3 of 10 in performance) from top level gaming press such as IGN and called it, "the best controller we have tested on the PS3."

SplitFish game team members later substantiated the FragFX superior performance abilities by gaining the #1 spot in the global leaderboards of the popular PlayStation 3 game "Call of Duty 4."

According to a recent report on the video game industry dated January 30th, 2008 by DFC Intelligence, "2008 will be far and away the biggest year ever for the game industry." SplitFish is a fast-moving young company and invites interested parties to meet us at the Concord Stock Day on March 11 where the company will be doing one on one discussions and presentations regarding the company and the video game industry trends.

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