GameRanger Hits Three Million Registered Users

Perth, Western Australia -- July 11, 2012 -- GameRanger, the PC online
gaming service, today announced that three million users have signed
up and created multiplayer profiles to play their games online with
friends.

The GameRanger service now supports over 600 multiplayer games with
its fast, easy to use interface. Unlike other services, GameRanger
solves router and firewall network problems automatically, making it
simple to play online with friends. GameRanger now has over 9 million
multiplayer games played each month.

GameRanger has provided a new home for many orphaned games such as
Race Driver: GRID, Need for Speed: Most Wanted, and The Lord of the
Rings: Battle for Middle-earth series. GameRanger also became a
popular, robust replacement for the problematic built-in multiplayer
services for Borderlands and Demigod.

"This incredible milestone demonstrates how significant this service
is to PC gamers, since the phenomenal growth is almost entirely from
word-of-mouth," said Scott Kevill, president of GameRanger
Technologies.

GameRanger runs on Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7 and is available
as a free download from http://www.GameRanger.com


About GameRanger

GameRanger is the longest running multiplayer online gaming service,
having originally opened to Mac gaming in 1999. In November 2008,
GameRanger expanded to PC gaming and now offers full lobby support for
over 600 games -- significantly more than any other multiplayer
service -- and now has over 3 million members worldwide. GameRanger
Technologies is located in Perth, Western Australia. For more
information, visit http://www.GameRanger.com and follow
http://twitter.com/GameRanger and http://facebook.com/GameRanger