Signature Devices, Inc. is pleased to announce today that due to an increased level of interest in its Mazes of Fate video game title for the Nintendo DS, the Company has decided to increase production in light of the anticipated demand for their Mazes of Fate game over the holiday season. The Company has made the decision based on marketing responses indicating that a later release date would better suit overall sales of the video game. The company is marketing Mazes of Fate and their other Video Game Titles to major retailers across the country through their national sales representation agreement with Strategic Marketing Partners, Inc. (SMP).

The company expects Mazes of Fate will be available at most major outlets, on Amazon.com and other online retailers. Mazes of Fate for DS allows players to choose one of six powerful characters or create their own unique character to navigate different towns and locations. The DS version of the game plays out over five new chapters with 50 different levels, 20 customizable character skills, 45 magic spells in three magic schools, and more than 50 types of enemies to battle. Mazes of Fate tests players’ skills, encompassing the full DS 3-D system and extensive use of the stylus and dual screen.

"We are very excited about the opportunity we have with the major retailers for Mazes of Fate. We have decided we can maximize the sales potential of Mazes of Fate by allocating the additional time to capitalize on the synergies generated by Graffiti Entertainment and our new sales partners SMP," stated Kenneth Hurley, CEO of Signature Devices, Inc. and Graffiti Entertainment, LLC.

Signature Devices recently announced that the Company’s wholly owned subsidiary, Graffiti Entertainment, Inc., has launched its new Web 3.0 social networking Web site, www.phatyaffle.com. Phatyaffle is similar to MySpace® but for gamers and game developers. It enables members to network through Web pages and the video games they play, from casual to hardcore gaming. The online venue will also publish software including video games and gaming products.