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Science Academy Software introduces "pay-to-play" online educational game site. BRONX, NY. August 2004 Science Academy Software®, an educational software developer, introduces scienceacademy.tv -- an educational game "pay-to-play" site. This site is for high bandwidth clients that can support Flash, Java, and streaming video. The Scienceacademy.tv portal is home to a new online educational game called BasketMath V3. BasketMath V3 is a math test in basketball game format. Users are presented math questions of a varying type. The successful completion of a question results in the user seeing a 3D Character animation. Animations include dribble, goal shot, layup, dunk, reverse dunk and backboard smashing. Sound, supported on IE 4.0 or later, makes the users learning experience fun. The program's Results screen helps the user know the score and what areas to practice. Users can practice individual questions until they get them right. BasketMath V3 appeals to all ages (from age 8 to adult). BasketMath is an alternative to standardized math tests, The application is ideal for home schooling. school and after-school programs, or simply tutoring students in basic math skills. How "pay-to-play" works? Users can subscribe to the game using a major credit through Paypal. After processing, the user is a directed to a page with their screen name and password. From there, they log-in and play. Subscriptions begin immediately and end at midnight on the west coast (2400 hours PDT). Read FAQ. "We are pleased to serve the community of students, teachers, and parents at a price everyone could afford. Besides, it really is a cool educational game! ", said Robert Cummings, president and developer. Subscriptions come in two varieties. An individual one day subscription cost $3.50. A one day class subscription for 20 students costs $24.95. Both subscriptions are good for the day they subscribe. About Science Academy Software® Science Academy Software was founded 1990. Its mission is to make learning a fun and enriching experience for users of its software. The company's first product was Mastery Learning Tutor an integrated test and tutorial learning system for the Apple II. In 1997, the company introduced BasketMath®, a math test in basketball game format, and launched its website scienceacademy.com. In 2000 they introduced Test Servlets with WebTest--programs for browser-based testing and assessment having multimedia capabilities. In addition to producing it own software, Science Academy Software distributes "Scientific American's Amateur Scientists" by Tinker's Guild/Bright Science. The website was named USAToday Hot-Site in the summer of 1997 for BasketMath Interactive©, and has received awards from StudyWeb(1997), Education Planet(1999), Math.com(1999), Britannica.com(1999). and KidSafe (2002). Science Academy Software is privately held. Contact Robert Cummings Science Academy Software (718) 862-4198 staff@.scienceacademy.com ###