Legit Reviews

Ontario, Calif., May 3, 2006-XFX, a worldwide presence in the manufacture of
nVIDIAR-based graphics cards, today announced a partnership with Auravision,
Inc., the master licensor for Fatal1ty Brand Products. Under the agreement,
Fatal1ty will collaborate with XFX on the design and technical
specifications of a series of graphics cards with a special focus on the
needs of competitive PC video gamers. Future products will be designed for
maximum performance and stability.

"This is an outstanding opportunity for XFX and Fatal1ty to showcase their
respective talents," explains Eddie Memon, Vice President of XFX. "XFX is a
worldwide leader in the manufacture of nVIDIA-based graphics cards and
Fatal1ty is the recognized leader in competitive PC gaming. Getting indepth
input from the world's premier professional gamer allows XFX to truly make
graphics cards for gamers by gamers."

"A graphics card is critical for smooth play," explains Johnathan "Fatal1ty"
Wendel, about his choice for a collaborative partner. "Since XFX is one of
the few companies that manufactures its own cards, XFX can make what I want
exactly the way I want it."

Collaborative efforts between XFX and Fatal1ty will begin in mid-2006.
Products designed under this partnership will be co-branded XFX and
Fatal1ty.

About XFX

XFX is a global presence in the world of electronic gaming. With its focus
on taking gaming to the extreme, XFX has developed an exciting array of
video cards and accessories that are designed to maximize the entire
entertainment experience. A division of PINE Technologies, XFX operates its
own manufacturing facility and maintains an R&D team that features some of
the industry's most renowned talents. Learn more about XFX at
http://www.xfxforce.com

About Johnathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel

Johnathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel competed in his first tournament in 1999, when
he heard about CPL's Frag3 Tournament. Upon winning third place, he was
invited to represent the USA in Stockholm two weeks later, where he
dominated the competition, winning all 18 maps against the top players in
the world. He continued to be a dominant force in competitions all over the
world, including Singapore, St. Louis, Los Angeles, New York, Dallas, Korea,
Germany, Australia, Holland and Brazil.

Fatal1ty won the CPL Pentium 4 Winter Championship in December 2002 for
Unreal Tournament 2003, a victory that made him the three-time CPL Champion
of the Year-and each year for victories in a different game. At QuakeCon
2004, Fatal1ty captured the DOOM 3 Inaugural Deathmatch championship,
capturing $25,000 in prize money. For more information about Fatal1ty, visit
http://www.fatal1ty.com