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Digital Illusions Interim report January-June 2006

Result after tax for the first half-year amounted to SEK –5.7m.• Net revenues for the first half-year 2006 amounted to SEK 97.4m, representing a decrease of 5 percent compared with the same period 2005 (SEK 102.6m). Total operating revenues amounted to SEK 98.2m (SEK 103.6m). • The loss after financial items for the first half-year was SEK –7.7m (SEK 20.1m). Costs for the merger with Electronic Arts and the Company’s move to new offices burdened the first half-year with SEK 6m and SEK 3m respectively. • The loss after tax for the first half-year 2006 amounted to SEK –5.7m (SEK 14.5m),

Digital Illusions Interim report January-March 2006

Result for First Quarter 2006 was SEK –0.9m• Net revenues for the first quarter 2006 amounted to SEK 46.6m, representing an increase of 29 percent compared with the same period 2005 (SEK 36.3m). Total operating revenues amounted to SEK 47.0m (SEK 36.8m). • The loss after financial items for the first quarter 2006 was SEK –1.2m, representing an improvement of SEK 5.2m compared with the same period 2005 (SEK –6.3m). • The loss after tax for the first quarter 2006 amounted to SEK –0.9m (SEK –4.5m), representing SEK –0.09 per share (SEK –0.44). • Royalties stood for 47 percent of Digital

Digital Illusions CE AB (publ) to merge into Electronic Arts EA Holding AB

This press release may not be distributed or disclosed publicly in the United States of America, Australia, Japan, Canada or New Zealand. This announcement is a translation of the Swedish announcement and in the event of any difference between the two, the Swedish announcement will prevail. Digital Illusions CE AB (publ) to merge into Electronic Arts EA Holding AB The Boards of Directors of Electronic Arts EA Holding AB (“EA Holding”) and Digital Illusions CE AB (publ) (“DICE”) have agreed that the companies merge. § The Boards have unanimously agreed on a joint merger plan. § The merger

Year-End Report for the Fiscal Year 2005

Continued success and improved profits Operating profit over SEK 57m for 2005• Net revenues for the full-year 2005 amounted to SEK 225.7m (SEK 209.3m), representing an increase of 8 percent compared with 2004. Total operating revenues were SEK 226.7m (SEK 213.7m). • Profit after financial items in 2005 amounted to SEK 61.8m (SEK 40.3m), representing a rise of 53 percent compared with 2004. This improvement is primarily attributable to higher royalty revenues from the Battlefield 2 game. The pre-tax profit margin in 2005 was 27 percent (19 percent). • Profit after tax in 2005 amounted to SEK

INTERIM REPORT January–September 2005

Continued success for Battlefield 2• Net revenues for the first nine months 2005 amounted to SEK 163.9m representing a decrease of 5 percent compared with same period 2004 (SEK 172.8m). Total operating revenues amounted to SEK 164.7m (SEK 177.1m). • Profit after financial items for the first nine months 2005 amounted to SEK 45.7m, implying a decline of 8 percent compared with 2004 (SEK 49.8m). • Profit after tax for the first nine months 2005 amounted to SEK 32.9m (SEK 35.6m), representing SEK 3.25 per share (SEK 3.54). • Net revenues for the third quarter 2005 amounted to SEK 61.3m, thus

Digital Illusions contracted to develop interactive game based on popular kids entertainment brand

Digital Illusions contracted to develop interactive game based on popular kids entertainment brand Leading game developer Digital Illusions (DICE) has signed another contract with Vivendi Universal Publishing, to develop a Game Boy Color title featuring a well-known franchise. Financial details were not disclosed. Digital Illusions has been appointed as the developer for a Game Boy Color game - for kids ages seven and up - based on a very popular toy property. The game, scheduled to ship in fall 2001, is being developed by Digital Illusions Canada and will be published by Vivendi Universal

Digital Illusions signs agreements with Knowledge Adventure(tm)

RobinRobinDigital Illusions signs agreements with Knowledge Adventure The Swedish game developer Digital Illusions have signed two contracts with educational software leader Knowledge Adventure, a subsidiary of Vivendi Universal Publishing, to develop two products. "Digital Illusions' goal is to be an attractive partner as possible to the leading global publishers. Through our Canadian subsidiary we now have the capacity to run many projects in parallel," said Patrick Söderlund, CEO Digital Illusions. The contracts with Knowledge Adventure shows Digital Illusions' ability to create programs

Clarification regarding Digital Illusions acquisition of Sandbox Studios

Clarification regarding Digital Illusions' acquisition of Sandbox Studios In a press release of April 11, 2001 it was stated that Digital Illusions CE AB had acquired all the liabilities of Canadian game developer Sandbox Studios group of companies. This information was incorrect. All legal liabilities still remains with Sandbox Studios and its owner. Digital Illusions CE AB has only acquired the assets of the group. The Board Digital Illusions CE AB ------------------------------------------------------------ This information was brought to you by BIT http://www.bit.se The following files

Digital Illusions acquires Sandbox Studios - establishes North American operation

Digital Illusions acquires Sandbox Studios - establishes North American operation The leading Nordic games development company, Digital Illusions, acquires the operations of the North American games developer Sandbox Studios. Through this acquisition, Digital Illusions will establish its own development, production and sales in North America. The size of the new group will make it one of the largest in Europe and North America. It is estimated that the amalgamated company will have approximately 150 employees with a revenue exceeding SEK 100 million ($10 m). It is estimated that the new

Digital Illusions developing a successor to its million copy-selling Motorhead for the Sony Playstation 2

Digital Illusions developing a successor to its million copy-selling Motorhead for the Sony Playstation®2 Game development company Digital Illusion's most successful game so far, which has sold almost one million copies, will be getting its eagerly awaited successor - Motorhead2, now being developed for the new Playstation®2 platform. Motorhead , which was introduced two years ago, to the praises of players and critics, will soon arrive, will have a successor, Digital Illusions announced today. The original game earned favourable mention in computer game publications, and was nominated for

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