MAJESCO GOES ‘ALL IN’ AND SHIPS ‘TEXAS HOLD ‘EM’ FOR GAME BOY^® ADVANCE
 

Popular Card Game Goes Portable in Time for Holidays

EDISON, N.J., November 1, 2004 – Read ‘em and weep.  Majesco (OTC BB: MJSH), a provider of diversified applications and content for digital entertainment platforms, today announced it has shipped Texas Hold ‘Em for Game Boy^® Advance.  The perfect gift for poker fans on the move, Majesco’s Texas Hold Em allows players to practice and play against up to 10 computer players anywhere they can take a Game Boy Advance.

“Live Texas Hold ‘Em tournaments draw a large, diverse audience – men and women, young and old – and its popularity is receiving widespread attention” said Ken Gold, vice president of Marketing for Majesco.  “For advanced players, our Texas Hold ‘Em game authentically recreates the excitement of live-action play, while its $19.99 price point offers new players a valued introduction to the game.”

The complete Texas Hold ‘Em package, Majesco’s new portable version offers both a single-player experience as well as a Career Mode where plays ultimately vie for the Texas Hold ‘Em national championship in Las Vegas.  Along the way, a helpful password entry feature allows players to save their bankroll for future games.  With 5/10 Limit Play, 25/50 Limit Play, Pot Limit, and No Limit Play, Texas Hold ‘Em offers a single-playing option or a Tournament Mode where players compete against up to 10 computer controlled players.

Developed by Skyworks Technologies and rated ‘E’ for Everyone, Texas Hold ‘Em for Game Boy Advance is now available for a suggested retail price of $19.99.  More information can be found online at www.majescogames.com.

About Majesco

Majesco Holdings Inc. (OTC BB: MJSH), operating through its wholly owned subsidiary, Majesco Sales Inc., is a provider of diversified applications and content for digital entertainment platforms.  The Company’s 2004 lineup includes BloodRayne 2, the sequel to its popular action/horror series, and its Game Boy^® Advance Video product line which utilizes the Company’s proprietary video compression technology to enable consumers to view commercial-grade video on a standard Nintendo Game Boy Advance system.  Advent Rising, the first in a trilogy of action/adventure games, is expected to ship to stores in 2005.  More information about the Company can be found online at www.majescogames.com.