Zapak brings "Cricket Power"

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Zapak brings

Zapak Games has launched the official ICC World Cup 2011 game in India. With the cricket fever on, Zapak is all set to bowl its gaming fans over with the most-awaited game of the season!

Zapak will launch Cricket Power, a PC game and will be available for players through both online and offline mediums. Fans can download online through Zapak.com, the gaming portal and offline at any of the gaming CD retail outlets.

Cricket Power aims to immerse the cricket frenzy gamers with all the on-pitch drama, intensity and excitement of fiercely competitive international cricket. Gamers can now indulge in scoring wickets or making the last winning run, saving deliveries and experiencing the thrill of hitting sixes. The game lets its users to experience the same adrenaline rush as their favourite players on field.

Commenting on launching the official game, Vaibhav Odhekar, Business Head, Zapak Games, said, "Cricket World Cup appeals to the entire nation. Even non-cricket enthusiasts get involved in celebrating the sport. We aim to reach the masses with this official game and have hence priced it reasonably at Rs.299/-. Cricket Power will be a treat to all as it will allow everybody to experience the thrill of cricket with real players."

The CD version of the game is scheduled to hit the retail stores in the third week of February and the availability of the game on Zapak.com will coincide with the World Cup. Zapak Games with their strong retail distribution channel will ensure the reach of Cricket Power to all its gaming fans across the country.

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