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To: Bo Didley who wrote (10)	11/17/1998 6:48:00 PM
From: OFW	Read Replies (2) of 227

The marketing campaign for Pokemon toys was officially launched today with a ceremony at FAO Schwarz in New York: A friend of mine lives in NYC and stopped by FAO Schwarz to check out the festivities. Here is what I received from him: I was at FAO at a funny time, between lunchtime and after-school time, so the store wasn't too crowded. The Pokemon display is very large with a big sign. The toys look to be high quality -- not just motionless figures, like most of the Ninja Turtles and Power Rangers were, but little battle games, high-bouncing balls (balls with Pokemon in them figure in the show), electronic talking figures that light up, etc. Cute stuff. FAO also had a limited-edition thing that I bought (bought $84 worth of the stuff for the next several gift-giving occasions for my kids). The toys ranged from $3.99 for the little balls, to $9.99 for the electronic ones and multiple-piece battle games. All I can say about the demand is, there were plenty of people looking at the display, and the limited-edition FAO Schwarz Exclusive toy was not sold out (450 pieces, at least 50 still on display and maybe more in the back). Offie

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