Twelve Men, One Chance! Infogrames Enters into Military Conflict with Deadly Dozen(TM): Pacific Theater Sequel to Deadly Dozen Features a Whole New War in the Pacific BEVERLY, Mass., Nov. 11 - Infogrames, Inc. (Nasdaq: IFGM - News), a leading publisher of entertainment software, announces the return of the Deadly Dozen with the shipping of Deadly Dozen(TM): Pacific Theater to software retailers this week. Developed by nFusion Interactive, Deadly Dozen: Pacific Theater is an easy-to-learn squad- based tactical shooter featuring realistic environments and movie-like action throughout the entire World War II Pacific campaign. "The success of the original Deadly Dozen was our challenge to take this game to the next level," said Nancy MacIntyre, Vice President of Marketing for Infogrames, Inc. "With the addition of multi-player modes, improved playability, graphics and artificial intelligence, Deadly Dozen: Pacific Theater delivers serious WWII battle action for fans of the franchise." Capturing the addictive game play and pulse-pounding missions of the original, Deadly Dozen: Pacific Theater engages gamers in commando-style attacks against the forces of Japan. To achieve victory, gamers lead their customized squad of twelve skilled heroes on missions from the Philippines to Okinawa. Creeping silently through immersive environments, the Deadly Dozen sneak up on their enemy through dense jungles, crawl on their stomachs for surprise attacks, dodge shots, flee and duck behind cover, and drive tanks and other authentic WWII vehicles. Before coordinating their attacks or rescuing captured POW's, players can outfit their squads with an impressive arsenal of over 20 authentic weapons and items, from more traditional "Tommy guns" and semi-automatic rifles to more exotic weapons like flamethrowers and even a Samurai-style sword. Deadly Dozen: Pacific Theater features both Single Mission and Campaign single player modes, as well as the ability to make maps for full missions, single player or cooperative modes. The unique multi-player modes - Deathmatch/Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, Cooperative, and Mission Based - allow players to join games in progress and save multi-player sessions. A demo of Deadly Dozen: Pacific Theater is currently available at www.fileplanet.com. It includes a single player mission, one Deathmatch and one Capture the Flag map. The single player map will feature both cooperative and mission modes so players can try 4 multi-player modes as well as single play. Deadly Dozen: Pacific Theater is available for a suggested retail price of $29.99.