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Technology Stocks : 3DO: Hot Games for Hot Machines (THDO) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: David Patrick O'Connor who wrote (3976)	8/29/2001 2:32:40 PM
From: Bruce Prescott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4081

I think you're right. The fun is just beginning. The real fun will start whenever THDO hits $10. That's when the big institutional investors will move into our stock. I also think the next five points up will come quicker than the last 3 points up.

To: David Patrick O'Connor who wrote (3976)	8/30/2001 2:27:43 PM
From: Bruce Prescott	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4081

David, I went to Burger King and bought a kiddie meal today so I could see what the Cubix promo toys looks like. It looks like the pieces are big enough to keep from being swallowed by small children. There's also a warning on the package that the toys were not intended for children under 3 years old. My kiddie meal came with a "Mr fix it" robot (or something like that, I gave my toy to a kid after I looked at it) with a couple of snap on pieces. It also had a wheel on the bottom that made a light flash when the robot was rolled over a flat surface. One four or five year old boy in the dining area got something that looked like a motor cycle with his meal. There's no doubt that he was a happy camper. In addition to the small robot (about the size of their hands), kids also get one of eight pieces of a big robot (eight inches tall when complete) and color stickers to put on the robot piece. That should get kids coming back for more kiddie meals so they can collect all the pieces to make their robot. Looked like a good promotion to me. I think parents will be pleased with the size and quality of the toys that come with their kiddie meals.