Yellow Monkey Studios and Finger Footie was features on CNBC TV18’s top entrepreneurial TV Show for upcoming entreprenuers, Young Turks.
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With football fever at its peak, fans are finding more and more reasons to rejoice.
The season has seen the launch of many football games. The latest addition to the list is a game called Finger Footie.
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Although I thought otherwise, I was never one of the most agile players on the alma mater’s football grounds. Later, I sought virtual vindication in the PlayStation’s numerous versions of FIFA. Here, I was humbled by those with better handeye coordination. But my fervour for the game – real or virtual – remained undiminished. And now, I’m pleased to announce that I’ve finally found a football game at which I’m good.

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Finger Footie, an app designed for the Apple iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, that released on Friday, aims to give you. “It’s intuitive game play — where you can swipe to kick the ball away, and touch a player to pass the ball to him,” explains Shailesh Prabhu, director, Yellow Monkey Studios, a Santacruz- based studio which published and developed it.
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‘Finger Footie’ is their first independent effort, a football game that Prabhu claims is the only one that truly utilises the iPhone’s inherent capabilities. “There are several soccer games out there, but their gameplay emulates that of console gaming,” he explains. “They have buttons on the screen which players have to use in the same manner as a console controller. However, we didn’t think this was the most intuitive way to play.”
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When the FIFA World Cup kicks off in South Africa, even you can play football - on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. Mumbai - based Yellow Monkey Studios is launching a game, Finger Footie, on Apple App Store the day the soccer extravaganza begins - June 11.
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This World Cup play Football on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch


Yellow Monkey Studios set to launch game based on football for the upcoming World Cup 2010 for the Apple platforms


Mumbai, May 21, 2010: Yellow Monkey Studios – an official Nintendo DS game developer – have developed “Finger Footie” for Apple handheld platforms. The game is scheduled for release on June 11 – the same day the Football World Cup 2010 commences in South Africa.
The game boasts of myriad features such as Zoom-In, Zoom-Out, tilting the phone while the ball is in air to give it more curve. Besides, its top-down view enables players to plan their strategies and implement them with greater ease.


“Finger Footie is different from other football-based games in the Appstore,” says Shailesh Prabhu, who is the director of Yellow Monkey Studios. “The player does not control gameplay using the D-Pad, but swipes his finger across to carry, pass and kick the ball.”


The game will be available for all Apple platforms i.e. the iPod Touch, iPhone, and the electronic major’s latest buzz – the iPad.


In addition to Finger Footie, Yellow Monkey Studios have also developed games in other genres such as fighting, sports and casual games for various clients in India and abroad.


For more information on the studio and its games, visit www.yellowmonkeystudios.com


To keep up with the latest news and happenings of the studio visit:
www.twitter.com/ymstudios
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Finger-Footie/106479939396210?ref=ts
www.youtube.com/yellowmonkeystudios/


About Yellow Monkey Studios:
Yellow Monkey Studios is a young Game Development Studio, creating customised, top-of-the-line interactive experiences across various platforms. They are official Nintendo DS and Apple iPhone developers. The studio is head by award winning entrepreneur and game designer Shailesh Prabhu. Yellow Monkey Studios has won British Council’s International Young Interactive Entrepreneur award, India in 2008. The studio has worked on a number of games for various clients around the world and are now focussing on their own I.P. starting with Finger Footie.

We were recently visited by Jamsheed Gandhi from www.egnite.net and here is what he had to say about us.

Another piece of press pie… right on my birthday too.

“Indian youngsters have always held the world in their thrall with their acumen for the sciences, but now theyre extending their intellectual influence to the arts and business as well. To the growing list of global performers, you can now add one more name: Shailesh Prabhu (aka Slash, after the Guns n Roses lead guitarist). Prabhu, is set to represent India at the International Young Interactive Entrepreneur event, to be held in the UK.”

Read the whole article - DNA - Mumbai.