Popeye Goes Mobile
Namco brings spinach eating icon to mobile phones later this year.
Date: Monday, March 12, 2007
Author: James Fudge

Namco Networks today announced plans to bring the classic arcade hit Popeye to mobile phones through a partnership with King Features. Since his first appearance in comic strips in 1929, Popeye has been one of the most iconic characters of the 20th century. While he has appeared in cartoons, as toys, in theme park attractions, and more, Popeye has also ”muskled” his way to success as a videogame hero, starring in a hit arcade game as well as on the Nintendo Entertainment System. Capturing the spirit of the classic ‘80s arcade titles, the game lets players be Popeye on his perennial quest to win back his girl while overcoming the antics of his rival Bluto. Unlike other versions of the game, the mobile edition will include bonus features, like networked components and an enhanced mode with additional game play, and cameos by other characters from the Popeye series. Popeye’s North American mobile game debut is scheduled for fall 2007.

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