HER INTERACTIVE LAUNCHED SECOND NANCY DREW INTERACTIVE MYSTERY GAME
 With 'Stay Tuned for Danger', Company Continues to Open Doors of 
Technology to Girls Through Interactive Entertainment

BELLEVUE, WA. Nov. 17 - Her Interactive, Inc. the award-winning game developer, is launching "Nancy Drew: Stay Tuned for Danger", the second title in the popular Nancy Drew interactive game series. Created in collaboration with a teen advisory panel, the interactive mystery game enables girls to use their sleuthing skills to solve a mystery in this high-tech caper.

With the Nancy Drew series, Her Interactive is bringing a classic icon into the millennium for a new generation of technologically-savvy teens whose interest in computer games continues to grow. According to PC Data, the market for girls' CD-ROM titles increased by 38 percent in 1998.

"The gaming industry is taking notice of a lucrative market opportunity, and we are excited to be on the forefront," said Megan Gaiser, President of Her Interactive.

In the game, TV's hottest soap star is receiving frightening threats, and it's up to Nancy to get to the bottom of them. Nancy goes undercover as an extra on the show to expose the dangerous perpetrator. The game features interactive puzzles, brain teasers, hidden messages and a cast of exciting, realistic characters.

As with all of their games, Her Interactive relied upon the feedback of girls in the design and development of the game, to ensure that the content and the game play matched girls' interests.

The release of Stay Tuned for Danger follows the first Nancy Drew release from Her Interactive, Secrets Can Kill, which received awards and accolades from industry experts, including Teen People Magazine Online (Editor's Choice: Best Mystery Game for Girls); Good Housekeeping (1999's Top 10 CD-ROM); 1999 Parents' Choice Honors; and the Coalition for Quality Children's Media (Kids First® endorsement).

Her Interactive helped pioneer the girl games category in 1995 with the release of McKenzie & Co., one of the first CD-ROM titles designed specifically for girls. In 1997, it introduced the award-winning game, The Vampire Diaries. Secrets Can Kill, the first interactive mystery game in the Nancy Drew series, was released in 1998.

About Nancy Drew
Having debuted in 1930 and still going strong in 2001, Nancy Drew is the smart, independent, gutsy, and resourceful eighteen-year-old detective who can crack the toughest case. Published in 22 languages and with more than 100 million copies in print worldwide, Nancy Drew has engaged readers and served as a role model globally for generations. 

About DreamCatcher
Started in 1996, DreamCatcher is a successful and growing publisher of PC and console software entertainment with mass appeal. The company is known for publishing leading interactive titles at an affordable price. DreamCatcher is based in Toronto, Canada. Visit the company web site at www.dreamcatchergames.com.

About Her Interactive
Her Interactive creates intelligent interactive entertainment for girls of all ages. The company designs, develops and publishes award-winning games that offer role-playing, mystery, and adventure that girls and women find both challenging and fun. Her Interactive’s Nancy Drew series offers exciting gameplay without violence or gender stereotypes. More information about the company and the Nancy Drew games can be found at www.herinteractive.com.

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