Zum Kinostart von "Star Trek: Nemesis" will Mforma entsprechende Games für mobile Endgeräte bereitstellen. Grundlage dafür ist ein Lizenzvertrag mit Activision.

"Star Trek"-Games sollen demnächst auch auf Mobiltelefonen spielbar sein. Möglich wird das durch eine weltweit gültige Lizenzvereinbarung zwischen Activision und der Firma Mforma. Auf Basis des Films "Star Trek: Nemesis" sollen Games für die Plattformen Java 2, Micro Edition und Qualcomm Brew und weitere mobile Endgeräte veröffentlicht werden. Das erste der geplanten Spiele, die weltweit erhältlich sein sollen, komme zum Filmstart von "Star Trek: Nemesis" in den US-Kinos Mitte Dezember auf den Markt. Zeitgleich zur Veröffentlichung auf DVD sei der Release eines zweiten Spieletitels vorgesehen.

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