December 1, 2003

COMPANY SEEKS NEW MUSIC FOR VIDEO GAME

GRS GAMES ANNOUNCES INNOVATIVE MUSIC CONTEST
FOR UNSIGNED MUSICIANS FOR FALL 2004 PS2 RELEASE!

GRS Games, a Towson, Maryland based video game developer is pioneering a new concept for their new $3.5 million dollar video game; original music from unsigned bands. Slated for a Fall 2004 release, the game will include at least a dozen music titles from new talent. The GET IN THE GAME! Contest is offering prizes up to $750.00 per song and is especially looking for Classical, Orchestral and Choral music for inclusion in the game.

With a 25-year history in the music industry, including a Grammy nomination, company President Bill Mueller is the impetus for exposing new musical talent in a video game format. "I believe the video game is the single strongest vehicle for breaking new music today. If you want your music heard, you have to get it in front of the audience. Where is the audience? Playing video games!"

The game features a space theme complete with astronauts, each with their favorite music. "Music is a very important aspect of real life space travel," says Mueller. "It keeps astronauts connected with home and evokes very emotional responses. Every astronaut brings his or her favorite music into space to keep that connection with life on earth. How those astronauts react to each other’s music will make for lots of game play".

Further contest information and entries may be made at www.grsgames.com. The contest ends December 31, 2003 and winners will be announced in January 2004.

November 3, 2003

COMPANY SEEKS NEW MUSIC FOR VIDEO GAME

GRS GAMES ANNOUNCES INNOVATIVE MUSIC CONTEST
FOR UNSIGNED MUSICIANS FOR FALL 2004 PS2 RELEASE!

GRS Games, a Towson, Maryland based video game developer is pioneering a new concept for their new $3,000,000.00 video game — original music from unsigned bands. Slated for a Fall 2004 release, the game will include at least a dozen music titles from new talent. The GET IN THE GAME! contest is seeking all genres of music and is offering prizes up to $750.00 per song. GRS Games recently attended Dewey Beach in New York to promote the contest and to look for artists to put in the game.

With a 25-year history in the music industry, including a Grammy nomination, company President Bill Mueller is the impetus for exposing new musical talent in a video game format. "I believe the video game is the single strongest vehicle for breaking new music today. If you want your music heard, you have to get it in front of the audience. Where is the audience? Playing video games!"

The game features a space theme complete with astronauts, each with their favorite music. "Music is a very important aspect of real life space travel," says Mueller. "It keeps astronauts connected with home and evokes very emotional responses. Every astronaut brings his or her favorite music into space to keep that connection with life on earth. How those astronauts react to each other’s music will make for lots of game play".

Further contest information and entries may be made at www.grsgames.com. The contest ends December 31, 2003 and winners will be announced in January 2004.

October 31, 2003

COMPANY SEEKS NEW MUSIC FOR VIDEO GAME

GRS GAMES ANNOUNCES INNOVATIVE MUSIC CONTES
FOR UNSIGNED MUSICIANS FOR FALL 2004 PS2 RELEASE!

GRS Games, a Towson, Maryland based video game developer is pioneering a new concept for their new $3,000,000.00 video game — original music from unsigned bands. Slated for a Fall 2004 release, the game will include at least a dozen music titles from new talent. The GET IN THE GAME! contest is seeking all genres of music and is offering prizes up to $750.00 per song. GRS Games will be attending the Midwest Entertainment Industry Conference in Lexington, KY November 14-15, 2003 to promote the contest and to look for artists to put in the game.

With a 25-year history in the music industry, including a Grammy nomination, company President Bill Mueller is the impetus for exposing new musical talent in a video game format. "I believe the video game is the single strongest vehicle for breaking new music today. If you want your music heard, you have to get it in front of the audience. Where is the audience? Playing video games!"

The game features a space theme complete with astronauts, each with their favorite music. "Music is a very important aspect of real life space travel," says Mueller. "It keeps astronauts connected with home and evokes very emotional responses. Every astronaut brings his or her favorite music into space to keep that connection with life on earth. How those astronauts react to each other’s music will make for lots of game play".

Further contest information and entries may be made at www.grsgames.com. The contest ends December 31, 2003 and winners will be announced in January 2004.

October 30, 2003

LOCAL BAND SIGNED TO VIDEO GAME

LOCAL BAND SIGNED INTO 3 MILLION DOLLAR PLAYSTATION 2 VIDEO GAME

GRS Games of Towson, Maryland is pleased to announce that unsigned Baltimore band Slowloader has had their music selected to be included in the Fall 2004 international game release of SpaceStationSim.

Founding band member Robert Westerman is thrilled to have his band signed onto the game. "This is a wonderful opportunity for us. Where else can you get exposure to your music to over half a million new listeners?," says Westerman.

Bill Mueller, president of GRS Games is a 25-year veteran of the music industry with numerous credits and awards to his name feels that it is important to help lesser-known acts get a break. "Video games are where the music buying public is playing now. It’s a great place to break new artists," says Mueller.

Slowloader was founded in 2000 and has released two CD’s which may be purchased on their website at www.slowloader.com.

GRS Games is seeking other unsigned artists for their Playstation 2 game. A contest is being held for all types of music to be placed into the game. Further contest information and entries may be made at www.grsgames.com. Entries must be received by December 31, 2003 and winners will be announced in January 2004.

COMPANY SEEKS NEW MUSIC FOR VIDEO GAME

GRS GAMES ANNOUNCES INNOVATIVE MUSIC CONTEST
FOR UNSIGNED MUSICIANS FOR FALL 2004 PS2 RELEASE!

GRS Games, a Towson, Maryland based video game developer is pioneering a new concept for their new $3,000,000.00 video game — original music from unsigned bands. Slated for a Fall 2004 release, the game will include at least a dozen music titles from new talent. The GET IN THE GAME! contest is seeking all genres of music and is offering prizes up to $750.00 per song. GRS Games recently attended CMJ in New York to promote the contest and to look for artists to put in the game.

With a 25-year history in the music industry, including a Grammy nomination, company President Bill Mueller is the impetus for exposing new musical talent in a video game format. "I believe the video game is the single strongest vehicle for breaking new music today. If you want your music heard, you have to get it in front of the audience. Where is the audience? Playing video games!"

The game features a space theme complete with astronauts, each with their favorite music. "Music is a very important aspect of real life space travel," says Mueller. "It keeps astronauts connected with home and evokes very emotional responses. Every astronaut brings his or her favorite music into space to keep that connection with life on earth. How those astronauts react to each other’s music will make for lots of game play".

September 22, 2003

GRS GAMES IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE

GRS Games is proud to announce the development of SpaceStationSim in cooperation with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) under a Space Act Agreement. SpaceStationSim will combine some of the best elements of some of the most successful video games in history against the dramatic backdrop of the International effort to explore space and improve life on earth. The player will plan and assemble an International Space Station (ISS) of their own design and then manage a crew of up to twelve astronauts in their day to day activities, flying 17,000 miles an hour in low earth orbit and falling 500' a day! Re-boost or loose the ship. Keep your astronauts happy and they will perform better. Manage your relationships with NASDA, ESA, CSA and RSA to build the biggest, most successful space station in the history of man! For more info see: http://www.grsgames.com