Canadian Video Games Innovator Establishes Atlanta Division

ATLANTA, February 10, 2010 —The Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD) announced today that TransGaming, a leading developer of enablement technologies for the electronic entertainment industry, is establishing a division in Atlanta, housing operations for the company's GameTree.tv digital home platform. The Toronto, Canada-based company will create new media technology jobs as part of its digital home business expansion.  GameTree.tv (www.gametree.tv) demand games platform that will provide consumers with constant access to a broad range of video games through their connected consumer electronic devices. 'TransGaming's choice of Georgia for its new GameTree.tv division is a testament to the strategic and intentional efforts Georgia is making to ensure that the digital entertainment industry continues to grow in our state,' said Ken Stewart, commissioner of the Georgia Department of Economic Development. 'Georgia offers companies like TransGaming access to a highly-skilled talent pool and other competitive resources, creating opportunities for companies in this industry to be successful in Georgia.' The company also recently announced Blake Lewin as president of TransGaming's GameTree.tv digital home division.  Lewin, former vice president of Media & Entertainment at Turner Broadcasting, is credited in the video gaming industry as the creator of GameTap, a first-of-its-kind broadband entertainment network.  In his new position, Lewin will lead the GameTree.tv growth strategy, providing leadership for the design development, and commercialization of the new on-demand games platform. 'We are extremely pleased expand our operations into the U.S. and to have Atlanta serve as the primary base of operations for GameTree.tv,' commented Vikas Gupta, President & CEO of TransGaming, Inc. 'The state of Georgia has extended wonderful hospitality to us and continues to be extremely helpful as our operations get underway.  We look forward to this continued collaboration as we grow and expand our Atlanta office.' The GameTree.tv platform will provide consumers with the ability to instantly play a broad range of games from the comfort of their living rooms through their Intel consumer electronics (CE) Media Processor powered set-top box or consumer electronics devices, while providing CE device manufacturers and cable/satellite partners with new revenue opportunities.  The first set of Intel based CE platforms are expected to be available to consumers in the coming months, with GameTree.tv being commercially deployed before the fall. TransGaming will begin hiring for the new GameTree.tv positions throughout the year, providing new opportunities for highly skilled technical talent in the region. Glen Whitley, GDEcD statewide project manager, and Asante Bradford, GDEcD digital entertainment liaison, assisted the company with this project. About TransGaming TransGaming, Inc. (TSX-V: TNG), is a leader in the development of unique software enablement products that facilitate the deployment of games across multiple platforms. TransGaming's technologies, along with its portfolio of high-quality GameTree branded distribution platforms, offer developers and publishers an improved time-to-market, cost savings and new revenue streams for their games. TransGaming works with many of the industry's leading developers and publishers to enable their games on the Mac and Linux operating systems, and currently markets its products under four brand segments: Cider (Mac Gaming), Cedega (Linux Gaming), SwiftShader (Graphics Rendering) and GameTree (Game Publishing & Distribution Platforms). TransGaming is headquartered in Toronto, Canada and maintains a research and development center in Ottawa, Canada. To learn more about TransGaming's products visit www.transgaming.com. About GDEcD The Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD) is the state's sales and marketing arm, the lead agency for attracting new business investment, encouraging the expansion of existing industry and small businesses, locating new markets for Georgia products, attracting tourists to Georgia, and promoting the state as a location for film, music and digital entertainment projects, as well as planning and mobilizing state resources for economic development. For more information, please visit www.georgia.org