Lake Forest, CA and Miami, FL, January 31, 2002 - Reflexive Entertainment, Inc. a US developer of PC Video Games, and OneWorld Business Development Corporation (OneWorld BDC), a leading Games Services Provider in Spanish and Portuguese-speaking markets, today announced an exclusive distribution license agreement for the Spanish and Portuguese editions of Reflexive Entertainment's game Ricochet™.

Under the exclusive licensing agreement, OneWorld BDC will localize, distribute and support the Spanish and Portuguese versions of Ricochet™ in Latin, Hispanic and Ibero-America. Ricochet™, developed by Reflexive Entertainment, Inc. and released in 2001, is an updated version of the classic brick busting arcade game, featuring state of the art graphics, 170 levels and extraordinary game play.

"We are thrilled to enter into this exclusive relationship with an industry leader like Reflexive" said Ron Bouganim, President of OneWorld BDC. "The licensing agreement further illustrates our pioneering presence as the leading Games Services Provider in our region. Ricochet™ will be an excellent addition to the games channels of our portal, ISP and media and entertainment clients."

"We selected OneWorld because of the gateway they offer us into the rapidly growing Latin and Hispanic American markets," said Lars Brubaker, CEO of Reflexive Entertainment, Inc. "Ricochet™ appeals to a mass market, and we're very happy to be able to expand the market to include individuals who speak Spanish and Portuguese."

About Reflexive Entertainment
Based in Lake Forest, California, Reflexive Entertainment, Inc. was founded in 1997. Responsible for self-released original titles such as Swarm and the recently released Ricochet Xtreme, Reflexive has also developed Star Trek: Away Team for Activision and Zax - The Alien Hunter for JoWood Productions. For more information, please visit http://www.reflexive.net.

About OneWorld BDC
Founded in 1995, OneWorld Business Development Corporation is a leading provider of outsourced online games channels to portals, ISPs and media and entertainment sites in Latin, Hispanic and Ibero-America.