Xing Interactive has announced Xing Roulette, a realistic roulette simulator for mobile phones. The game lets you bet and play without ever risking your real money. You won't win any, either, but at least you can fulfill your gambling needs on the go. Multiple play modes and rule sets will be offered, allowing you to feel the excitement of classic roulette for a very long time.

Xing Roulette runs on any MIDP-2 phone with a 176x208 screen size (or higher), and will be available soon from a variety of service carriers.

Xing Interactive has announced Quan Yin Mahjongg for PC and Mobile phones, with different features each. The mobile version will not allow players to create their own tiles and puzzles, but instead focus on compactness and gameplay. Xing Interactive intends to package the PC version together with the Mobile version for shelves, but the Mobile version will also be available separately.

Quan Yin is the Chinese Goddess of mercy and compassion but is also identified as a bringer of luck and prosperity. Quan Ying Mahjongg contains enough levels to satisfy Mahjongg beginners as well as experts. The PC version of the game runs on any Windows XP computer and Quan Yin Mahjongg Mobile runs on any MIDP-2 handset with a screen resolution of 176x208.

Xing Interactive has provided us with a few screenshots as well, if you want to check out how the game will look.

Here's a game for those irate enough that they just want to throw bad luck to anyone who walks into their paths - Crazy Duck Hunter. Xing Interactive's mobile division brings their PC game of the same title to MIDP-2 phones. In Crazy Duck Hunter, your task is to shoot ducks, birds, and anything else that moves and unlucky enough to land in your crosshairs (inhumane, I know...but at least it's just a video game).

Running on phones with a screen resolution of 176x208 or superior, Crazy Duck Hunter's mobile phone version will have a 2D cartoon style as opposed to the PC version's 3D photo realistic look.

Our favorite line from the film Arthur was from the snooty, biatchy butler Hobson played by Sir John Gielgud. Referring to Liza Minelli's character, he sniffs, "Normally, someone would have to go to a bowling alley to meet someone of your stature." Starting
August 27 no one has to go to a bowling alley to meet people of "that stature" because bowling is coming to your mobiles.

Bowling Champs is a 3D bowling game, part of the Sports Champs series by Xing Interactive, where gamers play against other bowlers at the Bowl-O-Rama for a shot at "eternal fame and the occasional round of free drinks!" Best of all, no need to wear smelly bowling shoes previously worn by "people of your stature." Bowling Champs retails for €9.99 and the currency equivalent in other countries.

Soccer was meant to give players a rush of excitement. Xing Interactive has got the soccer rush down pat with their PC game Kick'n'Rush Soccer 2006 and that is why the game became a popular title for PC gamers. Now Xing Mobile is bringing the success to mobile phones.

The mobile version of Kick'n'Rush Soccer 2006 runs on all MIDP-2 handsets bearing screen size 176x208 or higher. Enjoy these screens from the mobile version of Kick'n'Rush Soccer 2006.

Move over Dennis the Menace, make way for the naughtiest little brat in town - Bart van Assen. It's time to lock up your dogs as this little rascal enjoys nothing more than to play target practice on defenseless pets using ice cream cones. The best part is that you can live your childish fantasies as Bart van Assen on your cellphones. You'll have to dodge angry people and inanimate objects to hit as many pets as possible. Next thing you know, you'd be dodging dagger looks from animal rights advocacy group PETA.

Bart van Assen is a new franchise by Xing Mobile and Xing Interactive and the character will feature in multiple future games by both companies.