Shanghai, China – as we all know Japan just experienced a terrifying tsunami and several subsequent severe earthquakes generated by it. The scary scene of these disasters may be acquainted by other people who live in this planet through TV. Coconut Island Studio, the Shanghai-based indie game studio decided to devote their little effort to helping the Japanese people reconstruct their homeland after the earthquake and tsunami. what they are going to do is to serve the Japan Red Cross’s Earthquake Donation advertisement for free for a whole week in their most popular iPhone casual game iDragPaper Free. to do that they will give up all their advertisement revenue during their charitable activity of iDragPaper Free which serves 200,000 impressions daily.

“what we want to do is just to help Japanese who are suffering from the disasters.” said Chen, Wen, the Co-Founder of Coconut Island Studio. “The misfortune they experienced or are still experiencing is unimaginable for others. we have many players in Japan which love our iDragPaper game, so we think it is quite meaningful to use this beloved game itself to repay their support in such a way.”

This charitable activity will run till 05.11. to support Coconut Island Studio’s beneficence just download their iPhone game iDragPaper Free.

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Formed in 2009 and as an indie game studio Coconut Island aims to create innovative and casual games. Coconut Island Studio’s portfolio of games and app include: Finger Balance, iDragPaper, iDragPaper HD!, Band Band Jump, 10Sec. and Flow Painter. Coconut Island Studio is headquartered in Shanghai with office in Stuttgart, Germany. Please visit CoconutIslandStudio.com. Copyright (C) 2010 Coconut Island Studio. all Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

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