THQ to make games from Pixar films

By David Becker
Staff Writer, CNET News

Games publisher THQ announced Wednesday an agreement with Disney Interactive and Pixar Animation Studios to produce games based on the next three Pixar movies. The deal covers console and PC titles based on "Finding Nemo," scheduled for release next year; 2004's "The Incredibles"; and the 2005 release "Cars." Pixar CEO Steve Jobs said in a statement, "We want the entertainment products inspired by our films to appropriately capture their magic, which our new agreement with THQ moves us all closer to achieving in the interactive arena."

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