Racing Simulator Recreates the Birth of Modern Racing in the 1960s

MINNEAPOLIS, MN – September 24, 2009 Experience the birth of modern racing in an open-cockpit, hand-built speed machine racing at 180 mph just a few inches off the ground. Destineer® today announces Indianapolis 500®: Evolution, a racing simulation for the Xbox 360® videogame system from Microsoft®. Indianapolis 500: Evolution is set from 1961-1971 and will be available for sale on October 1, 2009.

 

 

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Who will help; who will hinder the search for the truth?

Northampton, UK. 9th September 2009: As Cate West continues the press tour of her first European story, Oxygen Games, on behalf of her publicist Wesley Carr, are pleased to release new information on the Allies and Enemies Cate encountered in her search for the solution to the Vanishing Files mysteries:

 

Elliot McCaffrey

Age: 31
Occupation: Arcadia City Police Detective

 

Profile:
Elliot has been Ben’s partner in the ACPD for the last 6 years. Quick to show his emotions, he’s very loyal to those whom he consider his friends. Elliot is of Irish descent and loves to wear an old leather jacket in respect of popular 70s TV shows about hard-working, hard-hitting detectives. His colleagues have often joked about his “borrowed” clothes and investigating style.

 

Hobbies:
Sailing, boxing, playing basketball, 70s Cop shows and going to the movies.

 

 

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Help on hand for mystery solving author?

Northampton, UK. 5th August 2009: As Cate West starts on the press tour of her first European story, Oxygen Games, on behalf of her publicist Wesley Carr, are pleased to release information on the budding crime writer’s friends and family:

 

Helen West

Age: 54
Occupation: Calligraphy Teacher

 

Profile:
Helen is a self-employed Calligraphy teacher, having set up the business in Arcadia City when she first moved here with Cate 17 years ago. The business has grown strongly and Helen now employs an apprentice full time to help with teaching her classes and private clients.

 

Since the death of her husband, James, Helen has raised Cate on her own. Recently, she has become worried about her daughter, who seems to be more and more tired and insular. She wonders if this might be anxiety about her new book or if some deeper ailment is responsible. Or perhaps Cate is just finding it difficult to keep up with her friend Yuki’s fast paced lifestyle?

 

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