CryptoLogic continues to give the United States
reasons to mourn our country’s backward approach to dealing with online
casinos. Once the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act was passed
into law in October of 2006, several online casinos and software
providers fled the United States market in fear of prosecution.
CryptoLogic was one of those lost software providers. And though many
gamblers mourned the loss of CryptoLogic products back then, as the
years go by the company continues to renew the injury with its insanely
innovative product line.
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare is the latest stab
to the heart that American gamblers must endure. Once again finding new
and completely unique branding relationships, as they did with Marvel
Comics and recently Paramount Pictures, CryptoLogic will bring the best
selling video game of 2007 to online casinos.
“CryptoLogic's branded casino games remain the bread and butter of our
business, and the keys to our profitability and growth in 2009 and
beyond,” said President and CEO of CryptoLogic, Brian Hadfield.
“We deliver a truly unique customer experience by
bringing the world's top video game titles to the world's top Internet
casinos.”
In typical CryptoLogic fashion, Call of Duty 4:
Modern Warfare is just the tip of the iceberg. The company released a
whole new line up of games about to make an impact on online casinos
carrying CryptoLogic titles. Reel in the Cash, Samba Nights, and
Penguins in Paradise are some of the new titles that gamblers can
anticipate playing as some of their favorite Internet gambling spots.
In addition to those titles, the third installment of the very popular
Millionaires Club games is also on the way.