HOT, HOT, HOT New License Signed!!!

HERE BE MONSTERS!

Moshi Monsters is a social networking online game and virtual pet site targeted at children aged 5 to 10. The player adopts and cares for a pet monster, solving puzzles which lead to rewards called rox; these can be used as currency to buy items for the adopted monster, such as clothing, food, and home decor. Unwanted objects can be sold to get Rox. The game was developed in 2007 by the British media company Mind Candy and launched in April 2008. As of December 2009, there were 10 million players registered. In March 2010, Mind Candy announced that there were 15 million users and by September 2010 that number had surpassed 25 million. In June 2011 it was announced that there were 50 million users. The game  is reportedly played by one in three British children.

New Girls License Signed!!!

The Lalaloopsy were once ragdolls who magically came to life when their very last stitch was sewn. Each doll has their own personality that comes from the fabrics used to make them. Lalaloopsy live in a whimsical world full of silly surprises, including Mini Lalaloopsy and fun Lalaloopsy playsets and accessories.

New Boys License Signed!!!

The story of this new series differs greatly from the original ThunderCats, the story takes place on Third Earth, Thundera in this version is a city-state on the planet and is doomed for destruction. Instead of having to leave the planet Thundera the characters are forced to abandon their destroyed nation

New License Signed!!!

The FA was founded in 1863 as the governing body of the game in England. The FA is responsible for all regulatory aspects of the game of football in England.

Its activities are many and varied and include the following:

• Promoting the development of the game amongst all ages, backgrounds and abilities in terms of participation and quality. This also involves promoting the availability of the sport to the greatest possible number of people.
• Regulating the game on and off the field of play through the "Laws of the Game" and the "Rules of The Association".
• Sanctioning, either directly or indirectly, all matches, leagues and competitions played in England
• Overseeing the administration of the disciplinary system, which is applicable to all participants in the game (each club, player, competition, match official and any other person involved in the game in England is bound by the Rules) and the administration of refereeing throughout the game
• Organising a number of senior men’s, youth and women’s national competitions (including most notably The FA Challenge Cup) and the participation of England national representative teams (again, senior men’s, youth and women’s teams) in international matches, most notably the men’s senior team in the FIFA World Championships and the UEFA European Championships and friendly fixtures.