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IMMEDIATE RELEASE Crave
Rolls "Razor(TM) Freestyle Scooter" To Dreamcast(TM) Best-Selling
Razor Scooter Game Jumps to Another Console Los
Angeles, CA – May 8, 2001 – Crave Entertainment today announced that "Razor(TM)
Freestyle Scooter" is coming to the Sega Dreamcast(TM). Due out this
summer, "Razor(TM) Freestyle Scooter" follows the release of the
successful Game Boy(R) Color and PlayStation(R) game console versions. This
new Razor(TM) brand scooter incarnation brings all the tricks and competition
of the insanely fun scooter craze to Dreamcast for the wallet-friendly price
of $19.99. "Razor
has proven to be an extremely popular franchise for us and we are pleased to
be bringing it to the Dreamcast," said Holly Newman, Executive Vice
President of Crave Entertainment. "The Dreamcast is still a great
platform for the right product, and with the extremely affordable price and
solid gameplay featuring Razor brand scooters, this is a great fit." "Razor(TM)
Freestyle Scooter" for Dreamcast will feature the best in extreme scooter
sports, featuring tons of pipes, jumps and rails for players to shred, twist,
and grind to save their friends from the grasp of an evil robot. Packed with a
rockin’ pop-punk soundtrack, players will have access to more than 40 moves
and tricks in three full levels, along with six hidden ones, giving this game
enough phat action to keep any Razor fan happy. By
collecting tokens throughout the massive, radical environments, players can
unlock up to nine diverse riders. After customizing the color of their
scooters, players thrash their way across high wires, up ramps and over
benches and barrels. Tricks can be combined to perform infinite maneuvers, and
catching more air extends the time bar and the gaming experience. About
Razor USA Founded
in June 2000, Razor USA LLC (www.razorusa.com) is a privately held company and
is the exclusive North American sales and marketing arm for the brand. The
Razor scooter was introduced to the U.S. late in 1999 and launched a consumer
buying frenzy, placing the Razor scooter as one of the top sellers of the 2000
holiday season. By year-end 2000, the brand enjoyed sales in excess of 5
million units. About
Crave Entertainment Crave
Entertainment is a privately held publisher of innovative videogame
entertainment products for the major console platforms including Sega
Dreamcast, Game Boy Color, the PlayStation game console, PlayStation 2
computer game console, the Xbox(TM) video game console from Microsoft, and PC.
For more information about Crave Entertainment, please visit www.cravegames.com. #
# # CONTACT: Rob
Fleischer (Crave
Entertainment) Linn
Public Relations rob@linnpr.com 415-552-1183 Sheena
Stephens / Brook Austin (Razor
USA) CarryOn
Communication sheenas@carryonpr.com
/ brookea@carryonpr.com 323-848-4300 For
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