No Doubt, currently on a worldwide tour to promote their album, Rock Steady, will provide three songs for Malice’s in-game music and television advertisement campaign. Some of the songs will be remixed to compliment the game’s look and feel.

“Having our songs in Malice is another way to get our music to people who might not otherwise hear it,” says Gwen. “We make music - that's what we do and we love to share it.”
“Being a band that grew up in the video game generation, the fusing of video games and music is exciting to us,” said Tony. “To be involved with a game during its creative development was a cool opportunity so we jumped at the chance to be part of Malice.”

“This collaboration between Vivendi Universal’s Games and Music divisions is a prime example of the unique, synergistic opportunities available within the Vivendi Universal family of companies,” said Luc Vanhal, President & COO of Vivendi Universal Games. “Music and movies have long been a natural pairing,” he continued. “Music and games is the logical next step in the evolution of interactive entertainment and we’re pleased to partner with Interscope Records and No Doubt to take the gaming experience to the next level.”

Malice, an action-adventure game, boasts a tough and feisty teenage heroine, which players will no doubt grow addicted to guiding through time in order to undo the terror of the evil God Nefarious Rex. Malice features 22 levels, a truly original story, and a cast of mad characters. It's been heralded for its fantastic graphics, unique weaponry, compelling storyline, and intriguing heroine.