SBOX Superbox Inc (PK)

SuperBox, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: SBOX) is pleased to announce it has begun development on its flagship video game title Galaxy League, a Global Social Freemium Cross Platform Space Action Adventure MMORPG.

"We are excited to begin development of Galaxy League. The right technologies, talents, distribution end points and target audiences are all in place to make Galaxy League the next great revenue generating Space Action MMO," says Alex Fex, SuperBox, Inc.'s CIO and Galaxy League's Lead Designer. "With so many great cross platform development tools, fantastic devices, and a constantly expanding user base, we anticipate Galaxy League to be a hit with game-players around the world and be a fantastic revenue generator for our company for years to come."

About Galaxy League

Galaxy League is a Global Social Freemium Cross Platform Space Action Adventure massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) developed by SuperBox, Inc. using the Unity multiplatform 3D game engine. Pick your favorite ship and engage in action packed space combat. Select from a wide range of unique ability's to destroy your enemy and take control of the sector. Work with your faction to expand its territory, compete against other players in strategic space battle arena matches, and explore the vast universe Galaxy League has to offer. Galaxy League is currently being developed for the desktop, Apple's iOS and Google's Android mobile operating system.

About SuperBox, Inc.

SuperBox, Inc. is a social interactive entertainment company that creatively develops and distributes original games, software and entertainment across various media including personal computers, mobile devices, motion pictures, television, music, digital media and live events. The company is based in Beverly Hills, CA with development offices in Vancouver, Canada.

SuperBox, Inc. is publicly traded over-the-counter under the ticker symbol SBOX.

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