The Shot-Online United Cup Tournament Swings For Worldwide Competition

Unique Shot-Online Tournament Unifies Gamers From Around the World in Headed Online Golf Competition

(Sunnyvale, CA – November 4, 2005) – United States, South Korea, France, Brazil – online golf players from every corner of the globe can participate in the Shot-Online United Cup Tournament. Gamers will have a chance to be among the best players from their nations and represent their country as the tournament progresses. Of the many community tournaments rolled out for Shot-Online, the unique massively multiplayer online PC golf game developed by OnNet Co, Ltd., this tournament is the first to include players of every level and capability worldwide.

The Shot-Online United Cup Tournament begins on November 8 at midnight and will be drawn to its exciting conclusion on November 13 at 11:59 (CST). All Shot-Online members are eligible to participate with their highest-level character. The preliminary rounds will be played at the tricky “Fensair” 18-hole course. The top finisher from eight countries in the preliminary rounds will advance to 9-holes of quarter-final match play on the challenging “Forneus” course. The semi-finals will take place with four challengers at the desceptively peaceful “Hela” course, through 9-holes. The finals will conclude the tournament with 18-hole match play at the intimidating “Rufus Arena”.

Prizes are cash with a net total of $1000 to be given away to the top four finishers. Every participant will be given a box of 30 in-game gold balls just for playing.

Shot-Online, developed by OnNet Co., Ltd., is a hybrid massively multiplayer online game, a golfing simulation incorporating elements of traditional role-playing, enhanced by a proprietary physics engine for golf ball dynamics and interaction with eight challenging, varied golf courses. Detailed 3D graphics and smooth-as-silk animation enhance the realism of Shot-Online as a simulation. On the role-playing side of Shot-Online, characters can level and grow in skill and capability through training, while team and solo competitions allow players a chance to win game currency to buy skill-enhancing items, and quests and other community events are offered for even more depth.