1. Tasman Studios Porfolio
(C) Copyright Tasman Studios 2004
Tasman Studios was founded in 1999 with the goal of developing interactive entertainment on new and non-
traditional gaming platforms.
After successfully operating as consultants and contract developers for several game projects (specializing in
the field of distributed multiplayer game development) Tasman moved on to its own projects.
The follow is some of the technology we used to create our games.
Hyper-Gate is an action adventure
game that feature Four-way scrolling
color graphics to maximise the view
space on a small screen, more than 10
distinct power-ups, advanced physics
environment, smart enemy AI and
Auto-level save.
NRL Team Manager is a fully licensed
mobile game for the National Rugby
League linked to a major promotion
leading to the 2005 NRL Grand Final. An
Online Scoring system is kept in place
to distribute prizes to the highest
ranked players.
Club Soccer, takes you on the roller-
coaster ride of soccer team
management through 2nd division all
the way up to victory in the Premier
League. Currently distributed in Asia
and Europe, licensed for the Portuguese
Liga and advertised for euro 2004.
Wolverine is a mission based tank
action game currently in development
at Tasman Studios. The story line is
based on true events of the Second
World War. It features destroyable
environment and various type of enemy
(Tanks, mortars, bunkers).

2. Tasman Studios Porfolio
Cybots - the massively multiplayer online game - is set in a future where
combat is carried out by Cybernetic Battle Droids (known as Cybots).
Players assume the role of Cybot "Controller" managing all aspects of their
robotic battle squads.
Using a set amount of starting game cash, Controllers purchase and then
configure their bots using six different chassis, and more than two hundred
different weapons, power reactors, shield generators and support modules.
When squads are ready for battle, Controllers can lead them into various
adventure Outlands; compete in one of the many player vs player battle
arenas for cash prizes; or work together in Clans battling for control of
mining bases. Other features include:
• Three huge Outlands each containing hundreds of areas to explore
• Real time chat through Tasman's DirectChat system
• Scaled server infrastructure supporting more than 1,000
simultaneous players
• More than 400 enemies from five unique races
• A strong player base of more than 25,000
Cybots is an online game played over set periods by thousands of
competing Controllers in a fully persistent world. And best of all the game
only requires a basic HTML/Web browser so it can be played from just
about anywhere on just about any hardware.
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J2ME Game Programming: written by Martin Wells and edited by Cristiano Garibaldi
covers all the elements needed to create the reader's own J2ME game. Readers learn
the essentials of J2ME game development from the ground up, including issues
involved in developing for multiple target devices and how to wrestle the jungle of
device specific libraries and device capabilities. Addresses important issues of J2ME
game development that have been given little given little, or no attention in other
publications such as game play design tailored for mobile devices, supporting multiple
target devices, squeezing traditional game techniques, and more.
It has been described as the best mobile phone games programming book on the
market.
Tasman Studios established itself as a game developer with the release of Cybots an online multiplayer game
that since its opening attracted over 25.000 players worldwide, with over 800 players each month. The J2ME Game
Programming Book is the most popular Mobile phones Game development book to date. It is also Critically
Acclaimed. It has been written by Martin Wells (Tasman Studios CTO) and edited by Cristiano Garibaldi (Tasman
Studios programmer).
For more information please visit the website www.tasman-studios.com or contact as at
Tasman Studios Pty Ltd.
ABN 88084642795
Level 4, 620 Harris Street, Ultimo NSW 2007
Tel +61 2 9281 1111
Fax / Voice Mailbox +61 2 9475 0268 or +1 212 208 4392
(C) Copyright Tasman Studios 2004