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HAPPYLATTE RELEASES THE WORLD’S FIRST PEE ACCURACY GAME FOR IPHONE

March 16, 2009 — Beijing, China — Beijing-based game design studio happylatte releases the world’s first pee accuracy game for mobile devices, PeeMonkey Toilet Trainer, bringing Chinese pop culture and outrageous Internet memes to iPhone and iPod Touch owners around the world.
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Mike and Bjorn are going to be at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco March 22-29.  Besides hooking up with old friends and colleagues, we’re looking to meet likeminded iPhone developers and others in the gaming industry, and we have a few meeting slots open.  Please contact us if you’d like to meet up!

When we first submitted PeeMonkey Jungle Fire to the Apple iTunes app store we didn’t know what to expect. The game is cute, but the concept of a game where your goal is to pee on fire might ruffle a few feathers. To our joy Jungle Fire was accepted, and went on to do quite well!

We figured with Jungle Fire, iFart, and iSperm on the app store, there was no chance our latest game PeeMonkey Toilet Trainer would be rejected, but to our surprise it was! Here’s what we got from Apple:
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PRESS RELEASE
Contact: Michael Welch <vip-info@happylatte.com>
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

HAPPYLATTE RELEASES THE WORLD’S FIRST PEEING ACTION GAME FOR IPHONE

March 16, 2009 — Beijing, China — Beijing-based game design studio happylatte releases the world’s first peeing action game for mobile devices, PeeMonkey Jungle Fire, bringing Chinese pop culture and outrageous Internet memes to iPhone and iPod Touch owners around the world.
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Once we started getting ready to launch our first iPhone app, it became clear that releasing them under the Exoweb name might not be the best idea: Exoweb is well known as an agile software development services firm, and although there’s a lot of overlap internally in the way we use resources, the target market couldn’t be further away.  So, we needed a new brand.

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