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CryptoLogic Launches Bingo, German-, Spanish- and Japanese-Language Casino Software

CryptoLogic has put a brand new face on an age old favourite with the announcement that Bingo is now live with its first licensee, InterBingo (www.interbingo.com). CryptoLogic Bingo has an upscale look-and-feel that sets it apart in the marketplace and has won rave reviews with testers and licensees alike.

"A great deal of effort has gone in to creating a product that gives Bingo a fresh new look that we're confident will have broad market appeal," said Jean Noelting, President and CEO. "CryptoLogic Bingo represents the next phase in our strategy of leadership in a broad range of vertical gaming markets to meet the needs of licensees and players looking for a variety of entertainment options."

Emulating the traditional 75-number Bingo game played in Bingo halls around the world, CryptoLogic Bingo offers five play-for-money halls and one play-for-fun hall, with themes customizable to the preference of each licensee.

Backed by the Company's proven technological excellence, CryptoLogic Bingo offers all the features of a live bingo hall and more, including a Card Minder option to help players keep track of their card strips, and AutoDab that allows the computer to dab players' cards for them.

Localized Casino Products

In line with its strategy of creating market-driven products, CryptoLogic is pleased to announce the expansion of language and currency support in its Version 4 Plus casino software. Now available are localized versions in German for play in euros, Spanish for play in euros or US dollars and Japanese for play in US dollars. Chinese, French and Italian versions are currently in development, and are scheduled for release later this year.

"As the popularity of Internet gaming grows around the world, players are becoming more discerning, and demand the ability to play in the language and currency of their choice," Noelting added. "CryptoLogic's localization initiatives provide licensees with the tools they need to help grow their businesses in markets around the world."

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