IENT IS THE B EST LONG TERM INVESTMENT ON THE OTC BECAUSE IT IS ONE OF THE OLDEST OTC COMPANIES WITH THE BEST MANAGEMENT TEAM.
iEntertainment Network, Inc. was founded in 1995 to develop and operate retail and online military simulation games. The Company went public in 1998. IENT was one of the very first online game companies and its casual games have been featured on EarthLink, Time Warner, and 10 other ISPs as their white label casual games. IENT had generated very significant advertising revenues from its casual games. IENT also was one of the very first Multiplayer Online game companies and has been developing and operating online games since 1997 , with its launch of the WarBirds franchise of online games.
IENT currently has two primary revenue generating Military Simulation games in WarBirds and M4 Tank Brigade. IENT also operates a series of casual games on its www.IamGame.com website.
I ENT also has FREE games with tournaments.
http://www.iamgame.com/register_user.php
Published on Apr 10, 2013
To Train future RPV pilots, iEntertainment has begun work on a Predator simulator . All current armed drones will be added. Pilots can learn procedures, fly realistic missions over actual international terrains, and accomplish realistic missions.
"For several years now WarBirds has graced the unfriendly skies of the Internet, as one of the most intense and realistic World War II flight simulators ever attempted for the computer."
-Gamespot
Mr. Stealey is an Air Force Academy Graduate, Command Pilot, and retired Lt. Colonel, USAF, who founded MicroProse Software in 1982 with famous game designer Sid Meier, author of Civilization, one of the longest running game series of god Games.
Mr. Stealey graduated from the Wharton School of Business in 1977 and joined McKinsey and Co. as a Management Consultant in the New York, NY, office. He also served as CFO of the East Coast Division of US Lines and had over 300 employees in his accounting department and understands financial and cash flow management.
Mr. Stealey was the CEO and President who grew MicroProse from $30,000 in sales in 1982 to over $43 million in annual sales by 1993. In the 1980's list of best computer games, MicroProse Software had 23 of the top 100 games of the decade. MicroProse Software was famous for its line of military simulation games including F-15 Strike Eagle, Red Storm Rising , Silent Service, F-19 Stealth Fighter, Gunship, and Sid Meier's Civilization.
Mr. Stealey took the company public in 1991 and sold it to Kleiner Perkins venture company in 1993.
In 1995, Mr. Stealey founded iEntertainment Network as Interactive Magic. He grew the company to over $23 million in sales in less than 4 years, launched the very first online games with www.IamGame.com and the company WarBirds franchise, (www.TotalSims.com).
Mr. Stealey took the company public on the NASDAQ in 1998. He sold to a venture capital firm in 1999. In 2002, Mr. Stealey and a group of Young President Organization members, purchased enough IENT stock to take control of IENT.
He was a management consultant with McKinsey and Co. in New York city. He is an avid aviator and pilots his own T-28 Trojan Warbird. He is the father of five and active in golf, public speaking, and is retired from the Air Force Reserve with the rank of Lt. Colonel and Command Pilot.
Mr. Stealey has spent the last number of years at IENT eliminating massive debt left by the venture firm, and rewriting all the company software and games for future growth.
Chronology:
- 1970 -- Graduated US Air Force Academy Flew Military Aircraft from 1970 to 1985 as a USAF Pilot
- 1982 -- Founded MicroProse Software with Sid Meier
- 1991 -- Took MicroProse Software public
- 1995 -- Founded Interactive Magic (iMagic)
- 1999 -- Took Interactive Magic (iMagic) public
- 1998 -- iMagic changed name to iEntertainment
- 1999 -- iEntertainment, stepped down as CEO
- 2002 -- renamed CEO of iEntertainment
- 2007 -- Founded ThrillerNewMedia
IEntertainment Network won Patent Lawsuit "2006" Against
Epic Games, Atari, Valve Corporation, Sierra, Sony Online Entertainment and various Sony offices.
Danny Hammett, CEO, has founded three companies and taken them to the NASDAQ.
He created BIG GAME HUNTER for Cabelas.
The founder of the Great Outdoors concept, Danny Hammett, has a proven track record in creating successful value line strategies and is known in the games industry as the creator of branded consumer software.
Danny and wife, Laura, married in 2000.
Mr. Hammett founded Head Games Publishing in 1994, focusing on outdoor leisure action games and the value line business segment. As CEO of the start up, Mr. Hammett pioneered, developed, marketed, and presold Head Games products, and drove the company to $3.5 million in sales before its inception and business launch in its first year. Head Games was the 6th leading PC games company in unit sales in America with annual revenues of over $35 million prior to the acquisition of his company by Activision. With over $2.8 B in sales and games still on the shelf today, Head Games remains the Granddaddy of branded consumer software for the mass consumer.
Mr. Hammett served as President of Activision Value and Executive Vice President of Activision until 2003. At that time Activision was the #3 worldwide electronic sports and outdoor leisure action games/simulation entertainment publisher and producer, generating over $800-million plus in revenues with $1.6-billion-dollar market cap.
After leaving Activision, Mr. Hammett joined Vivendi Universal Games as Executive Vice President where he created the Value/Casual Games Division managing all console, PC, and online product management, acquisitions, budgeting, and legal affairs.
Danny Hammett personally created such noted brands as Cabelas Big Game Hunter, whose franchise alone has generated over 2B in sales since its creation and is the longest standing IP and brand in the ATVI library of products. He created the EXtreme Sports Series, precursor to the HO Pro SERIES athletes with Tony Hawk, Matt Hoffman, Sean Murray and others. Mr. Hammett was integral in securing the partnerships with Major Movie studios and IP to include Marvel, Disney, DreamWorks, and Pixar.
He was the COO/Partner of Mastiff Games LLC from December 2009 to December 2013.
Notice the MASTIFF on the hood.
http://www.mastiff-games.com/games
Below are some of IENT's sponsors and partners. ArcheryTalk.com was just recently added as a sponsor.
"The future is what you make it, but you must go and take your future. I am proud of what I've accomplished in my career but even more excited about whats coming next!"
Mr. Hammett's vision and experience will make IENT GREAT OUTDOORS the next leader in the VW gaming industry.
The IENT float is small at around 12M and 90% locked up by longs. Shares are hard to get unless you hit the ask as there are few sellers. The PPS has dropped due to impatient investors selling when the game launch was delayed. Delays were caused by the addition of ArcheryTalk and a few tech issues which have been resolved. The game was "soft" launched over Labor Day weekend.
Share Structure - IENT is registered in N.C.
200M A/S
180M common shares
20M preferred shares
The launch of "OUTDOORS UNLIMITED" is expected very soon and the time to invest is NOW, prior to launch! Join Danny on his goal to return IENT to the NASDAQ in 2-3 years. IENT should be purchased as a long term investment.
iEntertainment Network
Cary, North Carolina 27519
