THQ Ships everGirl... your way to play! for Windows PC and the Nintendo Game Boy® Advance

Hit Lifestyle Brand for Tween Girls Comes to Life With New Videogames

AGOURA HILLS, Calif., Oct. 4 - THQ Inc. (Nasdaq: THQI) today shipped everGirl ... your way to play! for Windows PC and the Nintendo Game Boy® Advance. Based on the popular lifestyle brand for tween girls, the everGirl videogame lets girls partake in fun adventures tailored to their personality type. EverGirl... your way to play! is now available at retail outlets throughout North America.

"We're excited to bring the everGirl brand to the interactive world for the first time," said John Ardell, director, global brand management, THQ. "The games will be a wonderful outlet for girls with a passion for self-discovery and creative expression."

"The everGirl brand allows young women to discover their character like never before," said Steve Youngwood, senior vice president, Entertainment Products, Nickelodeon & Viacom Consumer Products, which handles licensing and merchandising for everGirl. "We're thrilled to be partnering with THQ to give fans of the property an interactive opportunity to express their unique personalities."

About everGirl... your way to play! For Windows PC and Game Boy Advance

The everGirl... your way to play! videogame allows girls to engage in activities specifically tailored to their personality type. Girls will be able to play sports, go shopping, design fashions or become an artist. everGirl... your way to play! allows participants to create their own look onscreen with the everYou character generator, as well as customize their room and fashions to suit their personal style. In addition, the game features multiple endings based on the player's decisions, performance and personality type. With everGirl... your way to play! girls can be whatever they want to be. The decisions and the outcome are up to them!

everGirl, a lifestyle brand, created specifically for tween girls, helps promote positive-self esteem, creative self expression and self-discovery. For more information, visit www.evergirl.com.