March 07, 2005 - Vivendi Universal Games today announced
Robots(tm) has shipped to retail stores nationwide - several days ahead
of the March 11th animated feature film release from Twentieth Century
Fox and Blue Sky Studios, creators of the hit feature Ice Age. The
Robots game puts players in the role of the film's hero Rodney
Copperbottom, as he embarks on thrilling adventures through the living
mechanical world of the Robots movie. The game is available on six
platforms including Sony PlayStation(r)2 computer entertainment system,
the Xbox(r) video game system from Microsoft, Nintendo GameCube(tm),
Game Boy(r) Advance and DS video game system and PC.

"We have captured all of the fun, excitement, playful humor and visually
engaging qualities of Robots in a video game that will appeal to kids
and fans of the animated feature everywhere," said Philip W. O'Neil,
President of North America, Vivendi Universal Games. "Our multi-platform
game will continue the excitement of what is sure to be the movie event
of the Winter/Spring 2005."

The Robots game was developed in conjunction with Blue Sky Studios,
creators of the Robots movie, to give gamers the distinct experience of
playing in the film's universe through the incorporation of unique movie
assets. The action commences as players hop on a train to a mechanical
metropolis of moving gears and winding parts. Along the way, they
encounter an unforgettable cast of characters and battle evil bots, as
they discover the many ways a robot can invent cool and unique gadgets.
The world of the Robots' is about to be taken over by an evil tyrant,
and it is up to the player to save his fellow robots from a tragic
destiny!

Robots is available on the Sony PlayStation(r)2 computer entertainment
system, the Xbox(r) video game system from Microsoft, Nintendo
GameCube(tm), Game Boy(r) Advance and DS video game system and PC with
an ESRB "Everyone" rating. The game was developed by Eurocom
Entertainment Software (PlayStation(r)2, Xbox(r), GameCube(tm) and PC)
and Griptonite Games (Game Boy(r) Advance and Nintendo(r) DualScreen).
For more information, log on to http://robotsgame.com