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Comtrade Gaming signs new RGS deal with Spinza

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Wed 30 Mar 2022 at 05:17
Comtrade Gaming signs new RGS deal with Spinza
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Comtrade Gaming, a technology supplier to the gaming industry, has announced a new deal that will see it supply its gCore technology (Remote Game Server) to new game provider Spinza.

The deal will see Spinza provided with its own version of Comtrade Gaming’s RGS, hosted in the cloud.

“We are delighted to announce the deal with Spinza,” said Comtrade Gaming’s Chief Commercial Officer, Steven Valentine.

“Our RGS adds real value for game vendors and puts them in control of their own destiny. New game studios can struggle with the underlying technology to host their games and can be reliant on other partners, our technology bridges that gap.

“Spinza are a great new games studio with big ambitions, and we look forward to supporting them on that journey,”

Spinza Director Tom Whistler added, “We are thrilled to partner with Comtrade Gaming and their technology. As a new game studio, it was important for us to partner with someone who could provide us with RGS software but also the technical skills to help us build games while we build up our own team.

“Time to market is key when you are just starting out and the flexibility, they have shown to help in all areas, has been of huge benefit.”

Comtrade Gaming’s RGS is licensed in the UK, Gibraltar, Malta, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and other jurisdictions, the company said.

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