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Technology Stocks : Activision....Returns!
ATVI 94.420.0%Oct 13 5:00 PM EST

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To: Burlitis who wrote (1154)5/5/1998 4:08:00 AM
From: Mike McFarland   of 1992
 
The June issue of PCGamer has the reviews index,
I did a quick talley to see which companies produced
the most titles which rated above an 85%...and which
were producing an inordinate number if stinkers.

I am sad to say my old favorite, Sir-Tech is really
suffering lately, no less than three titles which rated
lower than 35%, hope they do better.

Anway, if I counted correctly...

Electronic Arts/EA Sports--7
Activision-4
Lucas Arts, Microsoft, Interactive Magic-3
Ubi-Soft, SSI, Eidos, GTInteractive-2
And with one title at or above 85%:
Avalon Hill, Westwood Studios, Mindscape, Oceans
of America, Interplay, Graphic Simulations, Accolade,
Blue Byte, Virgin, Jane's, Bungie, 3do, Origin, Microprose,
and Sierra.

I could have miscounted here and there, so hope I
did not put anybody's fave gaming company in the
wrong catagory...

Activision narrowly missed having some more titles
up above 85%:

Netstorm 83%
Nightmare Creatures 82%
Heavy Gear 82%
Blood Omen LofK 82%

I should note that Dark Reign, ZGI, and QII all
rated editors' choice awards, ERTS got 5 awards.

All in all, if this is a useful way to rate these companies,
(maybe it is not?..) I would say ATVI looks like a screamin
buy...of course you have to decide whether or not you
like the industry too.

I'm having a bit too much fun trading biotech stocks for
now, but atvi is definately on my buy-the-dips list, along
with Netscape and a couple others.
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