"Shrek 3" won't be out until 2007, but that hasn't stopped DreamWorks from selling off the game rights to the computer-animated sequel.
On Wednesday, the movie studio issued a joint statement with Activision announcing that the publisher would develop and publish games based on the follow-up to "Shrek 2," the highest-grossing animated film of all time. That film's game adaptation--also published by Activision--was the best-selling children's game of 2004, according to figures released by The NPD Group.
Given that the release of "Shrek 3" is two years away--by which time all next-generation consoles will presumably be on the market--Activision did not specify which platforms it would be released for. It did, however, take the opportunity to further promote its long-standing agreement with DreamWorks to license films from the latter's computer animation studio, PDI, including last year's "Shark Tale," this summer's "Madagascar," and 2006's "Over the Hedge."
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