World Series of Video Games Partners With Blizzard Entertainment, Launches New Website. Registration Opens for the First Three Events in the Circuit; Official World Series of Video Games Website Launches at www.thewsvg.com.

New York- March 20, 2006 - Games Media Properties, which recently launched the first-ever World Series of Video Games (WSVG), today announced a partnership with Blizzard Entertainment, developer and publisher of the world's most popular massively multiplayer game, World of Warcraft, and two of the most highly acclaimed standbys of competitive gaming, Warcraft III and StarCraft. As part of the arrangement, Blizzard will be providing a customized gaming area for players at select WSVG events this year, complete with a dedicated 10mbp drop and 500 dedicated BYOC seats.

The WSVG also revealed that registration for the first three events in the circuit has opened, including the LanWar competition in Louisville, Kentucky (June 15- June 18, 2006); DreamHack in Jonkoping, Sweden (June 17 - June 20, 2006) and the 2006 CPL Summer Championship being held in Grapevine, Texas (July 5 - July 9, 2006). The official WSVG website, which features details about these events and registration for the tournaments, also launched today. The announcement was made by Games Media Properties executives Matt Ringel and Scott Valencia.

"The World Series of Video Games set out to create amazing gaming experiences for devoted fans and casual gamers alike, featuring some of the most beloved and successful games of all time," said Scott Valencia, Executive Vice President, Games Media Properties. "We're very excited that Blizzard Entertainment is on board to provide these incredible dedicated areas for their immensely popular titles and the passionate communities of gamers that surround them."

The World Series of Video Games is the first video game competition circuit on multiple gaming platforms that culminates in final rounds at which true world champions emerge. The 3-5 day events will be open to the public and will encompass 150,000 square feet of tournaments, exhibitions, concerts and other attractions. The World Series of Video Games is presented by Intel and sponsored by Xbox 360. Registration for the first three tournaments can be completed at www.thewsvg.com, the newly launched official website of the World Series of Video Games. In addition to registration information and access, the website includes vital tournament and event news and information as well as forums in which registrants and fans can discuss these exciting upcoming events.

"We are thrilled to announce the opening of registration for the first three events in the first-ever World Series of Video Games," said Matt Ringel, President and CEO of Games Media Properties. "We are also very excited about the launch of the new World Series of Video Games official website, which provides many of the details that the gaming community has eagerly awaited since the announcement of the WSVG."