<font color=red>*</font color=red><font color=white>*</font color=white><font color=blue>*</font color=blue>Thu April 10, 2003 06:28 AM ET
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Graphics microchip maker Nvidia Corp. NVDA.O and video game publisher Electronic Arts Inc. ERTS.O said on Thursday they would collaborate to market and develop new games.
Under the terms of the deal, Nvidia hardware will become the "preferred" graphics platform for Electronic Arts's video game studios, and video games developed by Electronic Arts may offer features designed to work on Nvidia hardware.
Nvidia also said it will have exclusive rights to bundle Electronic Arts's games for personal computers with its products.
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