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Chennai: Lakhs of children in over 4,000 towns would now be able to watch clips of Superman Returns, the sequel to Hollywood blockbuster that has huge fan following among the youth across countries. India Games, the sole distributor of Superman mobile content in India, has tied up with Reliance Communications to offer all this on Reliance Mobile World, the data application suite of Reliance Mobile. Superman zone has been developed on Reliance Mobile World that allows Reliance Mobile users to download Superman video clips, wallpapers and play two specially designed Superman mobile games. The games are priced at Rs.10 and Rs.15 per session. "Games are one of the most popular offerings on Reliance Mobile World with a large user base as they are available to lakhs of our customers. Superman zone on Reliance Mobile World will be a treat to its fans as they can watch clippings, download ring tones, wall papers," said V. G. Somasekhar, Circle CEO-Tamil Nadu, Reliance Communications. R World's range of applications include TV news clips, ball-by-ball cricket score and other information, latest movie clips, city and TV guides, railway reservations, banking, bill payment and examination results.
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