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Z-Axis Moves Its Headquarters

February 10, 2005, 10:50 am EST
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Developer of Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX moves into a larger office.

ACTIVISION'S Z-AXIS MOVES HEADQUARTERS TO FOSTER CITY TO ACCOMMODATE EXPANSION PLANS

Santa Monica, CA - February 10, 2005 -- Z-Axis, Ltd., a subsidiary of

Activision, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATVI), announced today that the company has

moved its headquarters from Hayward, CA to Foster City, CA in order to

facilitate the studio's expansion needs.

Z-Axis has leased a 23,000 square foot space, which will house a state

of the art game design studio. In the next 12 months, Z-Axis expects to

increase its staff from 90 to 140, and is currently looking to hire

artists, programmers, producers, animators and game designers to work on

current and next-generation console games.

"We are very excited to move our studio to Bayside Towers and expect

that the new facility will enable us to accommodate all of our growth

needs," said Craig Alexander, vice president and general manager,

Z-Axis. "We currently have two high-profile games in development based

on popular comic book characters and the additional space will allow us

expand both of our teams, as well as to ramp up for pre-production on

some exciting new projects."

Z-Axis is the award-winning creative studio behind the million-unit

selling franchise Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX and the Aggressive Inline

series. More information about the career opportunities at Z-Axis can

be found in the "Careers" section of the Activision web site, which is

located at www.activision.com.

Talkback

Infernal MonkeyFebruary 11, 2005

I hope they're planning on making an EXTREME sit down game.

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