Expansion of Ongoing Promotion

LOUISVILLE, CO – June 3, 2004 – NetDevil Ltd., the independent developers of the massively multiplayer space combat and trading simulation Jumpgate, today announced an expansion to their promotion started March 18, 2004. The promotion included a free 30-day trial (instead of the standard 10) to players who sent in their retail versions of Earth and Beyond. New games have been added to the trade-in list, to give more people the opportunity to test-fly Jumpgate.

Join the enigmatic Quantar, the warlike Octavians or the mercantilist Solrain as they work to rebuild civilization following the great collapse and defeat the alien Conflux menace.

“We are pleased to have the chance to welcome more players into the Jumpgate community. With all the fantasy genre games flooding the market, Jumpgate provides unique and innovative gameplay with a tight, strong community that gives you the feeling that you really belong,” commented lead programmer Josh Johnston.

To take advantage of the opportunity, players should:
– Download Jumpgate (http://www.jossh.com/support/)
– Create an account (http://www.jossh.com/join_today/sign_up/)
– Package your game CD (box and jewel case optional)
– Make sure to include a verified Jumpgate callsign and valid email address with your package, and mail it to:

	Themis Group
	C/O Jumpgate Division
	2530 Meridian Parkway
	2nd Floor
	Durham, NC 27713

This offer only applies to accounts created between June 1, 2004 and October 31, 2004. For more information, see details at http://www.jossh.com/sswap.

About Jumpgate

Jumpgate: The Reconstruction Initiative launched in September 2001 as the first massively multiplayer space combat and trading simulation. Jumpgate combines elements of combat, trading, mining, politics, and mission completion as the backdrop for a futuristic 3D universe. It remains unique among massively multiplayer space games for its commitment to true space simulation and joystick-based combat. The Episode 2 expansion, released in March 2003, added additional features for players looking for more than just point-and-click gameplay, including pilot-owned space stations, sector control systems, and pirating and counter-pirating equipment. New players interested in experiencing the excitement and conflict of the Jumpgate universe can sign up at http://www.themis-group.com/jg. Jumpgate is playable on Windows 95, 98, SE, and ME, as well as Windows 2000 and Windows XP.

Jumpgate requires a 28.8K modem connection to the Internet, a first generation 3D video card, and a minimum of a 233 MHz processor to play.

About NetDevil

NetDevil was founded in 1997 in Louisville, CO as an independent game development company dedicated to the construction of massively multiplayer universes. NetDevil is committed to creating immersive, interactive virtual worlds in unique settings outside the typical fantasy genre. For more information, please visit http://www.netdevil.com.

NetDevil and Jumpgate are registered trademarks of NetDevil, Ltd. All Rights Reserved.