One day after Electronic Arts released strong holiday earnings, Activision checked in with its own results for the quarter. The Tony Hawk publisher reported net revenue for the quarter ending December 31, 2003, of $508.5 million, or 34 percent more than Q4 2002. Net income rose to $77 million, a 74 percent quarter-on-quarter increase. Activision CEO Bobbie Kotick singled out Tony Hawk's Underground, True Crime: Streets of L.A., and Call of Duty as bright points. In a statement, he said the titles "were all top-five selling games for the holiday season and represent some of the highest quality, most innovative products that we have ever created." Activision cited NPD Funworld figures that showed Tony Hawk's Underground and True Crime were the number two and number four best-selling titles across all platforms.