Majesco Announces Three Budget Titles for GBA

August 11, 2004, 8:49 am EDT
Total comments: 5

Texas Hold 'Em Poker, Monster Trucks, and F-18 Super Hornet coming this fall for $19.99.

Majesco Expands Value-Priced Lineup with Three New Game Boy Advance Titles; 'F-18 Super Hornet,' 'Monster Trucks,' and 'Texas Hold 'Em Poker' Debut This Fall

EDISON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 11, 2004--In support of the expansive audience for Nintendo's popular handheld system, Majesco (OTC BB:MJSH), a leading publisher and distributor of interactive entertainment products, today announced the addition of three new titles to its lineup of value-priced software for the Game Boy(R) Advance. F-18 Super Hornet, Monster Trucks and Texas Hold 'Em Poker are scheduled to ship this fall and will carry a suggested retail price of $19.99.

"As the installed base of the Game Boy Advance has grown well beyond 20 million here in the U.S., so has the demand for quality software products that appeal to its diverse audience of gamers," said Jesse Sutton, Chief Executive Officer, Majesco. "Our latest offerings target the mass market with a variety of new game play options, all at a cost-friendly price point."

Texas Hold 'Em Poker

In Texas Hold 'Em Poker, it's "all in" for players as they compete in single player or multiplayer action against up to 10 computer players. Via link cable, players can also challenge four friends in the most challenging poker game on the Game Boy(R) Advance. The password save feature allows players to save their bankroll for future games.

Monster Trucks

Monster Trucks takes all the action and excitement of Monster Truck events and brings them to the Game Boy(R) Advance. Players build their ride in the scrap yard then work their way up to arena competitions in a quest to become the best on the circuit. They must face five different Monster Truck opponents determined to knock them out of the league and can earn money to add new upgrades to their truck and Monster Truck Team.

F-18 Super Hornet

In F-18 Super Hornet, players will take to the sky for more than 19 different land and sea missions in real Iraqi cities, to defend the coalition and defeat the insurgent forces with an array of high-powered weaponry.

Additional information about Majesco's entire lineup of exciting products can be found online at www.majescogames.com.

Talkback

Flames_of_chaosLukasz Balicki, Staff AlumnusAugust 11, 2004

Password save for texas hold up poker WTF password saves should of been abolished after NES/SNES era.

jarobAugust 11, 2004

Could they make it use the DS's wireless capabilties? Can games be written for GamBuy, but when ran on the DS use some of its features?

joeamisAugust 11, 2004

I doubt they wanted to spend the extra money for a battery in the cartridge just to save the players bankroll, furthermore since it's a budget title. The password shouldn't have to be long either since it's just the players money.