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Hudson Entertainment's DECA SPORTS(TM) Reaches 700,000 Units Shipped Worldwide

Tue Aug 5, 2008 9:00am EDT
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(Business Wire)--
HUDSON SOFT CO. Ltd. announced today that DECA SPORTS, the
10-Sport party game available now for Wii(TM), has exceeded 700,000
units shipped worldwide (U.S., Europe, and Japan).

   DECA SPORTS includes 10 exciting sporting events, each featuring
their own unique challenges and gameplay. The title is paired with the
worldwide recognized name in sports and fitness equipment: adidas.
Characters clothing, sports gear, and shoes featured in-game all carry
the adidas brand name.

   Offering intuitive and interactive controls simulating each sport
using the Wii Remote(TM), and an easy to jump in interface for players
of all ages, the game has been enjoyed by customers all over the
world. The title also features four player competition as well as
Co-Op play suitable for families and friends.

   "DECA SPORTA" was first released in March 2008 in Japan, followed
with its release in the U.S. in May as DECA SPORTS. The title was then
released in Europe as "SPORTS ISLAND" in June of this year. As of
August 1st, a total of 700,000 units have been shipped, and the game
is anticipated to become a title that will be played by Wii owners for
years to come.

   HUDSON SOFT CO., Ltd. is gathering its efforts to develop future
hit titles that follow in the footsteps of DECA SPORTS.

   The wide range of events and modes make DECA SPORTS the perfect
game for players and sports fans of all ages. DECA SPORTS is rated E
(Everyone) by the ESRB.

   For the latest package front, screenshots and artwork, please
visit: http://www.clevercomm.com/DecaAssets/ or
http://press.hudsonent.com

   For more information on Hudson Entertainment, please visit
http://www.hudsonent.com/.

   (C) 2008 HUDSON SOFT The trademark of "Deca Sports" is registered
by HUDSON SOFT CO., LTD. All Rights Reserved. DynaFont is a registered
trademark of DynaComware Taiwan Inc. Dolby, Pro Logic, and the
double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. Adidas, the
3-Stripes trade mark and the 3-Bars logo are registered trade marks of
the adidas Group, used with permission. Teamgeist is a trade mark of
the adidas Group, used with permission. All other trademarks are the
property of their respective companies. Published by Hudson
Entertainment, Inc. Distributed by Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc.

   About Hudson Entertainment, Inc.

   Hudson Entertainment is the North American publishing arm of
Hudson Soft, an international provider of games and entertainment
content founded in 1973. Hudson Entertainment focuses on four key
businesses: Console games, digital download content, mobile games, and
music. Hudson introduced best-selling videogame franchises including
Bomberman, Bonk, and Super Adventure Island. Hudson's mobile division
is a leading supplier of games and personalized content. Through
numerous partnerships with record labels, Hudson has become a leading
provider of hip-hop ring tones and mobile content. For more
information on Hudson Entertainment, please visit www.hudsonent.com.

Clever Communications
Tina Casalino, 408-823-5779
tina@clevercomm.com

Copyright Business Wire 2008



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