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Punch Entertainment, Inc.
Type Private
Founded 2005
Headquarters Mountain View, California, USA
Website www.punch-entertainment.com

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[edit] Punch Entertainment

Punch Entertainment is a publisher and developer of wireless entertainment applications. Punch is headquartered in Mountain View, CA, USA (Silicon Valley) with product development offices in Hanoi, Vietnam and Chennai, India. Punch currently has over 100 employees worldwide, and has relationships with carriers worldwide. Punch creates games on the J2ME, BREW & Symbian platforms.

[edit] History

Punch was founded in early 2005 by Tobin Lent, Mike Williams & Martin Geiger. Punch Entertainment specializes in creating next-generation wireless entertainment applications, mainly games. The company was formed from a talented production team that was formerly with Lavastorm Engineering, one of the first successful mobile games studios that originated at the beginning of the mobile games industry in North America.

Punch is a pioneer in creating groundbreaking viral applications for the mobile market.

Punch was initially financed by IDG Ventures.

[edit] Games developed/published by Punch Entertainment

This is a partial list of games developed and/or published by Punch Entertainment.

Last updated: May 22, 2007

[edit] Key Executives

Tobin Lent, CEO & Founder

Mike Williams, VP of Studio and Founder

Martin Geiger, VP of International Operations and Founder

[edit] Board of Directors:

Tobin Lent

Martin Geiger

Henry Nguyen, Managing Partner, IDG Ventures

Tim Walsh

[edit] External links

[edit] Punch in the Industry

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