Nokia is also getting into the act at E3, with a bunch of announcements that further blur the lines between device capabilities. The company will show off a mobile soccer game and golf game for its 9210 Communicator cell phone/PDA hybrid, as well as an agreement with Supedo to develop games for its WAP-enabled phones. Supedo will develop three game titles: Boxes, Concentration, and Truth or Bluff. iomo will also develop seven new WAP titles for Nokia including WAP Hunter, WAP Fishing, WAPundrum, Blinder Thinker, Runaway, and Infiltrator. New WAP games from Morpheme will include Killer, House Numbers, 5 thousand, Crazy Eights, and Cat and Mouse. Kuju Entertainment will develop a new game called Alife. Nokia has also put up a new support website for developers working on games and applications for its Media Terminal. Media Terminal is Nokia's digital video broadcast, internet access, and personal video recorder device for TVs. Last but not least, the company will announce the availability of RealPlayer for Media Terminal.