(Post#58) So.EGAM.failed.as.a.game.developer.and.is.now.a.mining.company after a 1-10 R/S?...
Entertainment Games, Inc. engages in developing, publishing, and selling software games primarily for the personal computer (PC) in North America and internationally. The company publishes third-party PC game titles, as well as develops its own proprietary PC game titles for distribution at retail and on the Internet. It develops, publishes, markets, and sells casual games for social networks, the PC, Nintendo DS and Wii, iPhone, and the Internet. Entertainment Games, Inc. distributes its PC games to retail stores primarily through third-party software distributors who service the major mass-merchant retailers; Nintendo DS and Wii games through third-party publishers; and licenses its PC games to third-party software distributors. The company was formerly known as eGames, Inc. and changed its name to Entertainment Games, Inc. in August 2011. Entertainment Games, Inc. was founded in 1992 and is based in Langhorne, Pennsylvania.
Entertainment Games Inc announced that it has recently acquired four new mining claims in Northern Sonora, close to Caborca, Mexico, near the U.S. border. These claims, which cover more than 15,000 hectares, have been assayed for gold, silver, copper and iron with excellent values. The Company is planning an exploration program using modern methods for these new claims as well as the Company's Amalia project. Consistent with its new business focus, the Company plans to change its name to Tamino Minerals Inc. The Company's name change and new trading symbol will be effective in the over-the-counter markets when FINRA has completed its review of the Company's application for the name change.
