Queen's Enterprise Award for RuneScape pioneers

A CAMBRIDGE computer games giant was yesterday handed a Queen’s Award for Enterprise.Jagex won the prestigious honour in the innovation category for RuneScape.com, an online multi-player role-playing game, and the technology that underpins it.Hugh Duberly, Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire, RuneScape gold
presented the award in the form of a crystal bowl to bosses of the company.Published 10 years ago, RuneScape has been developed using Jagex’s groundbreaking technology which enables users to access the game on almost any internet-enabled device without the need for any downloads or clients, making the game instantly accessible.RuneScape,Rs Gold
an early pioneer of online 3D games, has helped shape the games industry with a global reach of more than 125 million players and thousands of hours of free gaming content available.Mark Gerhard, Jagex CEO, said: “We are exceptionally proud of what we have achieved here and it seems especially fitting that in Jagex’s 10th year our products, technology, people and community have been recognised in such fashion.“This award symbolises our long-term commitment to being one of the best companies Britain has to offer.”runescape money