Majesco's BloodRayne Sinks Her Teeth into PC Gamers

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MAJESCO'S 'BLOODRAYNE' SINKS HER TEETH INTO PC GAMERS

Sexy Action-Thriller Ships for the Personal Computer

EDISON, NJ, September 9, 2003 - PC gamers can now embark on an interactive journey into the terrifying world of the occult, as Majesco, one of the fastest-growing publishers of interactive entertainment software, announces the release of BloodRayne for the personal computer. Manufactured and distributed by Vivendi Universal Games, the popular action-thriller is now available for a suggested retail price of $19.99.

"PC gamers require a unique blend of play mechanics and graphics, and we believe that BloodRayne's innovative style of fast-paced, battle-heavy action exceeds those requirements," said Ken Gold, vice president of Marketing for Majesco. "Bringing BloodRayne to the personal computer is a natural extension of the brand and further establishes the franchise with a key audience."

Set in the late 1930s, BloodRayne introduces the sexy, huntress BloodRayne. An unholy union of human and vampire, BloodRayne was raised and trained by a secret government agency to hunt down and eliminate supernatural threats. Now she must take on an occult faction of Nazis to prevent them from unleashing creatures of unfathomable terror in their quest for world domination.

BloodRayne's lethal repertoire includes inhuman strength, spectacular leaping and acrobatic skills, aura vision, zoom vision and slow-motion perception that enables her to weave in and out of the path of bullets. She maintains her health by feeding off the blood of other creatures. In addition, blade combat drives her into 'Blood Rage' where she achieves a new set of unstoppable fighting combos and deadly attacks.

Developed by Terminal Reality and driven by their state-of-the-art Infernal Engine, BloodRayne delivers fast-paced, battle-heavy action from a third-person perspective. BloodRayne's detailed graphics, sprawling 3D environments and chilling sound effects immerse players in a terror-filled world.

Additional game play features include:

Non-linear game play through more than 40 levels and 3 massive worlds - Louisiana, Argentina and Germany;

Dispatch enemies with BloodRayne's blades and kicks for awesome, acrobatic combat;

Revolutionary control allows BloodRayne to target multiple enemies with each hand simultaneously;

BloodRayne can use any of her enemies' weapons, including guns, explosives and rocket launchers, and automatically drop and pick up weapons to optimize her inventory;

Fast-paced combat against Nazis, mutants, swamp creatures, ancient parasitic monsters and blood-sucking beasts.

Consumers looking for more information on BloodRayne can visit the official Majesco site at www.BloodRayne.com. The site contains movies and screen shots from the game; additional background on the interactive world's most deliciously wicked hunter of evil; unique downloads and other special features.

About Majesco
Headquartered in Edison, NJ, with offices in the United Kingdom, Majesco was founded in 1986 and is a leading international developer, publisher and distributor of interactive entertainment products for the Xbox(r), PlayStation(r)2 computer entertainment system, Nintendo GameCube(tm) and Game Boy(r) Advance systems, as well as the personal computer. Included among these are Majesco's Drake, a comic book-styled shooter for Xbox(r) and PC, and Black9, an original action/RPG for console and PC, both scheduled for release this fall. Already scheduled for a spring 2004 release is Majesco's highly-anticipated Advent Rising, the first in a trilogy of intergalactic action/adventure games and novels, scheduled for Xbox(r) and PC. Majesco can be found on the World Wide Web at http://www.majescogames.com/.

About Vivendi Universal Games
Headquartered in New York, Vivendi Universal Games (www.vugames.com) is a global leader in multi-platform interactive entertainment. A leading publisher of PC, console and online-based interactive content, Vivendi Universal Games' portfolio of development studios includes Black Label Games, Blizzard Entertainment, Coktel, Fox Interactive, Knowledge Adventure, NDA Productions, Sierra Entertainment and Universal Interactive. Through its Partner Publishing Group, Vivendi Universal Games also co-publishes and/or distributes interactive products for a number of strategic partners, including Crave Entertainment, Interplay, Majesco, Mythic Entertainment and Simon & Schuster, among others.

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