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To: Kory who wrote (10129)	3/3/1999 11:23:00 PM
From: gofrank150	Read Replies (1) of 14266

. The term "in production" could easily be defined as creative production, and not manufactured product. Therefore if THQ was essentially done with Nitro 64, and had simply placed the order to Nintendo to manufacture it, that may be sufficient to stay within the agreement, even though their inventory number would contain $0 of this product.>> Kory - i doubt the contract is that loose.... the company for which i work has lots of licensing agreements and is also creative oriented. We have to have the stock in physical production before the expiration date. Of course, that could include a authorized purchase order to an outside vendor. << Could be wrong, but I think THQ will find it pretty easy to sell as much WCW as possible up through June 1999. I still don't even know if there is a mandatory recall of the product at that date. >> I think you can rest assured there is no recall. THQ just have to stop selling the games....the licensor would have no legal position to demand that a retailer return something they have already rightfully paid for and own. In fact, i do not believe THQ could force a retailer to return goods. Chris

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