Activision announced recently that Shark Tale (based upon the DreamWorks picture of the same name) had shipped for the PS2, Xbox, GC, GBA, and PC CD-ROM. Working in conjunction with the DreamWorks animation team, Shark Tale was developed for the console platforms by Edge of Reality, for the Game Boy Advance by Vicarious Visions and for the PC by Amaze Entertainment. The console versions of the game are available for a suggested retail price of $49.99. Both the GBA and PC versions are unique incarnations unto themselves and carry a suggested retail price of $29.99 each. The game has been rated "E" for Everyone by the ESRB.

"DreamWorks' Shark Tale gives players an expanded view of Reef City where they can interact with their favorite movie characters and experience new adventures," said Kathy Vrabeck, president, Activision Publishing. "With dance pad compatibility and a cool, hip-hop soundtrack, players of all ages will be able to enjoy this game."

Shark Tale, not surprisingly, follows the story of the movie of the same name, which is set to come out in theaters tomorrow. In the PS2 and Xbox versions of Shark Tale, players can plug in a dance pad to play the game. Points earned while busting moves to the uniquely choreographed dance missions help Oscar make a name for himself and allow players to unlock special items. Whether answering a dance challenge, or dodging traffic while careening through the bustling metropolis of Reef City, players will experience remixed and licensed R&B, funk, reggae and hip-hop music from top artists.