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January 27, 2000

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Konami and Universal Interactive Announce Alliance

Aww... Aren't they cute together?

January 27, 2000

Konami and Universal Interactive today announced an alliance for the publishing, marketing, and distrubition of software. The first project to be released under the new alliance will be Kalisto Entertainment's Nightmare Creatures 2, which is currently scheduled to debut for the Playstation and Dreamcast this spring.

"The visual quality of the game, combined with the excellent gameplay and rich universe were key factors in Universal's decision to produce 'Nightmare Creatures 2,'" said Jim Wilson, Sr. Vice President and General Manager of Universal Interactive Studios . "This game retains all of the elements that made the first title so popular while enhancing the overall gaming experience."

In light of its planned debut inching its way closer, you can expect more and more detailed coverage as time passes. For now, check out Lord Brandon's fantabulous preview by clicking the link below.

-- Matt White, Butt Kisser.

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