May 17^th, 2002 (12:00am) - May 17, 2002 - Infogrames, Inc. (Nasdaq: IFGM), a leading
global publisher of interactive entertainment software, is working with
leading developer Black Ops Entertainment, LLC (www.blackops.com) to create
Fugitive Hunter (www.fugitive-hunter.com), a realistic first-person action
game for the PlayStation(r)2 computer entertainment system. Fugitive
Hunter will put players in the shoes of Jake Seaver, a bounty hunter who
tracks down and captures the world’s most dangerous fugitives alive.

"The game’s intense action will be highlighted by the realism of the
criminals you’re hunting," said Jean-Philippe Agati, senior vice president
and general manager of Infogrames’ Los Angeles studio. "Inspired by the
FBI’s Most Wanted List, Developer Black Ops has created some of the
toughest and sinister criminals. Along with motion-captured graphics, an
engaging storyline and detailed, modifiable weapons, the realism of
Fugitive Hunter will ensure its place among the top games of 2003."

Fugitive Hunter is a fast-paced first-person shooter that challenges
players to hunt down and capture the world’s most wanted fugitives. As
Jake Seaver, a former Navy Seal and current Fugitive Recovery Agent, the
player must pursue criminals too elusive for law enforcement agencies. He
must balance analytical prowess and physical strength to gather clues and
question contacts met in his journey.

The adventure begins in Miami, when a terrorist bomb destroys Seaver’s home
base at the Criminal Interdiction and Fugitive Recovery (CIFR)
headquarters. Set on revenge, Seaver hunts those responsible through
exotic locations worldwide, uncovering clues and unravelling a web of
terror that leads to the Middle East.

Completing objectives and capturing fugitives alive will allow players to
develop skills, gain reward money, and buy weapons needed to hunt
increasingly dangerous criminals. Ultimately Jake will bring home the
world’s most wanted fugitives. In addition, players will earn extra cash
by pursuing small- time criminals through various side missions. This
extra cash gives players the buying power to upgrade their weapons.

Players will be armed with an impressive array of lethal and non-lethal
weaponry including pistols, shotguns, taser shok rifles and even a
surface-to-air missile launcher. With his cash limited at the beginning of
the game, Seaver can only afford the bare essentials - an advanced handgun
and a pneumatic fletchette dart gun. As his funds increase, he moves on to
variable-ammo grenade-launchers and taser shock rifles. Among the more
expensive artillery is the HIPPO gun, a high-pressure variable-liquid
projectile weapon that can spray and ignite targets on fire. In addition
the HIPPO can dispense small fuel-air bombs, ideal for cave-cleaning.

Although armed with a multitude of weapons, the player is not encouraged to
kill his targets -- killing fugitives results in a loss of reward money.
Instead, the game stresses skill and cunning to overwhelm each target and
force them into submission. During captures, the player attempts to bring
fugitives in alive in a unique third-person mode.

Featuring action motion-captured by the leading Hollywood stunt doubles (of
the Matrix and Fight Club), Fugitive Hunter will be an authentic man hunt
for FPS fans hitting store shelves in Jan. 2003.