Free, Add-Supported Games Coming to A Mobile Phone Near You

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Ad-supported mobile game distributor and mobile ad network company, Greystripe, today announced an agreement with Vivendi Games Mobile to distribute ten ad-supported titles which will be offered free through Greystripe’s online and mobile gaming portal GameJump and through its AdWRAP Catalog Platform.

Game titles include After Dark, Flying Toaster and Amy’s Hangman, as well as some Garfield titles including Garfield Bowling, Garfield Euchre and Garfield Mice Sweeper. The mobile games will be distributed through Greystripe’s AdWRAP Catalog Platform channels along with 21 web and mobile website partner and GameJump.

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