THQ International Ltd a subsidiary of THQ Inc., and developer and publisher of interactive entertainment software worldwide for a variety of hardware platforms including PC CD-ROM, wireless devices and those manufactured by Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo will be at the biggest trade show (E3) for interactive entertainment, being held May 22-24, 2002 at the Los Angeles Convention Centre

THQ's stand will include a gaming zone and conference area; both with playable code, and will be located in the Petree Hall - Booth #4001

THQ will be presenting a catalogue of all-ages interactive entertainment titles. They include highlights such as:

World Wrestling Entertainment� - The biggest fighting/wrestling franchise ever reaches all formats.

Red FactionTM 2 - The sequel to the highly successful FPS title is blasting its way on to the PlayStation 2

SummonerTM 2 - On a storm-swept ship, the sequel to one of the top-selling role-playing adventures on PlayStation 2 begins.

Pride FCTM - The most realistic "Mixed Martial Arts" fighting videogame for the PlayStation 2

Moto GPTM: Ultimate Racing Technology - For the Xbox video game system from Microsoft and PC puts players in control of some of the most advanced racing machines

Yager - An aerial 3D combat/action game that pushes the boundaries of this genre

MX SuperflyTM - Racing and freestyle explode on the PlayStation 2 and Gamecube with expanded career modes, all new mini-games and top notch pro's

Product Line up:

Xbox:
Toxic Grind, Moto GP, Tetris Worlds, Yager, Fila Tennis and MX Superfly

PS2:
MX Superfly, Pride FC, Battle Bots, Summoner 2, Britney's Dance Beat, Circus Maximus, Dragon's Lair 3D, Jackie Chan Adventures, and a whole new line-up of products from our kids' licences Matchbox and Nickelodeon which just so happens to be two of the best.

GameCube:
Monsters Inc, Battlebots, Jimmy Neutron, Toxic Grind & Hot Wheels

GameBoy Advance:
26 brand new titles in our Advance zone including Hot Wheels; Scooby Doo

PC:
A continued succession of trusting kid's licences Matchbox and Nickelodeon, Fila Tennis, Britney's Dance Beat, Moto GP