Sprint returns to E3 with 120 titles

Sprint launched its wireless games platform as one of several applications introduced with the PCS Vision portfolio. Now, the mobile network operator returns to the E3 gaming expo to demonstrate the progress it has made since. Currently, Sprint offers over 120 games to PCS Vision users, with more than 100 titles available on its original PCS Vision Phones.

The mobile network operator isn't stopping there, however, as it will be spending its time at this year's E3 expo looking to the future and highlight enhancements to its game platform such as multi-platform and 3D games. Over the next several months, Sprint promises to introduce games that will let PCS Vision users partake in multiplayer gaming against handheld and PC users, featuring graphics that rival console games.">

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	Sprint returns to E3 with 120 titles	By Jørgen Sundgot, Wednesday 7 May 2003

In August 2002, Sprint launched its wireless games platform as one of several applications introduced with the PCS Vision portfolio. Now, the mobile network operator returns to the E3 gaming expo to demonstrate the progress it has made since. Currently, Sprint offers over 120 games to PCS Vision users, with more than 100 titles available on its original PCS Vision Phones.

The mobile network operator isn't stopping there, however, as it will be spending its time at this year's E3 expo looking to the future and highlight enhancements to its game platform such as multi-platform and 3D games. Over the next several months, Sprint promises to introduce games that will let PCS Vision users partake in multiplayer gaming against handheld and PC users, featuring graphics that rival console games.