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Spoon Creates Online Versions of IGC and IGF Game Competition Finalists

The 2010 IGC finalists are available at http://spoon.net/igc; the IGF finalists are available at http://spoon.net/igf.

"Spoon is pleased to support the independent game development community by offering online versions of the IGC and IGF game competition finalists," said Spoon CEO Kenji Obata. "These sites demonstrate how Spoon can bring the benefits of instant, single-click launch to full DirectX- and OpenGL-based download titles."

Availability

The IGC and IGF Sandboxes are available free of charge on the web at http://spoon.net/igf and http://spoon.net/igc, respectively.

Games featured in the IGC and IGF Sandboxes were built with Spoon Studio and are hosted using Spoon Server. For information on Spoon products or licensing, please visit http://spoon.net or contact sales@spoon.net.

Spoon Brings the World's Apps to the Web

Spoon lets apps run instantly from the web, with no installation or hassles. Spoon takes minutes to deploy, works with existing apps, and embeds easily into web sites and enterprise portals.

The Spoon app virtualization engine packages apps into pre-configured virtual machines that run in isolated sandboxes, eliminating installation, conflicts, and dependencies, including requirements for the .NET, Java, Flash, and Silverlight runtimes. Integrated Spoon Stream technology launches apps 5-20 times faster than traditional download by decomposing complex apps into smaller functional and data units.

The free Spoon Studio tool allows developers to quickly virtualize existing apps for deployment on Spoon.net and Spoon Server. Spoon Server allows enterprises and publishers to host apps on internal servers, manage users and licensing, and view detailed usage analytics. The Spoon.net online app portal, powered by Spoon Server, offers free hosting of hundreds of virtual apps on the web.

About Spoon

Spoon is a product of Code Systems, a leading developer of app virtualization and delivery technologies. Customers include thousands of industry-leading consulting, financial, government, military, and technology companies, and tens of thousands of independent information technology professionals. Code Systems was founded in 2002 and is based in Seattle, Washington.

Spoon is a registered trademark of Code Systems Corporation in the United States. Other products mentioned may be trademarks of their respective owners.

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