IEntertainment Network
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iEntertainment Network (formerly known as iMagic Online) is an online gaming company which operates IamGame, WarBirds
, Helbreath
, and the The Legend of Mir 3
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iEntertainment Network, Inc. (BB:IENT:pk) is a provider of online entertainment communities and publisher of online and retail games. WarBirds, IENT’s massively multiplayer flight simulation software, which plays on both PCs and MAC computers, has won numerous awards around the world for “Best Online Simulation Game” and attracts players from over 70 countries.
iEntertainment holds an Internet patent (Patent Number: 6,042,477), integral to the development and support of its online gaming. Titled 'Minimizing Latency Technology', it describes a method for developing online communities with real-time integration and visuals.
WarBirds
WarBirds is a Massively Multiplayer Online and offline World War II simulation, published by iEntertainment Network. The game includes an air combat flight simulator as well as a simulator for tanks and other ground vehicles. WarBirds was originally developed in 1995 by Interactive Creations of...
, Helbreath
Helbreath
Helbreath is a MMORPG developed by Siementech Co. Ltd and launched first in South Korea in 1999. An International version and an USA version were introduced in the subsequent years and were both met with moderate success...
, and the The Legend of Mir 3
The Legend of Mir 3
The Legend of Mir 3 is a sprite based isometric 3-D massively multiplayer online role-playing game, developed by Wemade Entertainment. It is a sequel to the hugely popular game The Legend of Mir 2....
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iEntertainment Network, Inc. (BB:IENT:pk) is a provider of online entertainment communities and publisher of online and retail games. WarBirds, IENT’s massively multiplayer flight simulation software, which plays on both PCs and MAC computers, has won numerous awards around the world for “Best Online Simulation Game” and attracts players from over 70 countries.
iEntertainment holds an Internet patent (Patent Number: 6,042,477), integral to the development and support of its online gaming. Titled 'Minimizing Latency Technology', it describes a method for developing online communities with real-time integration and visuals.