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To: NeverRight who wrote (2575)	12/15/1997 8:14:00 AM
From: Double Dipper	Respond to of 14266

Ok, I guess each to their own respectful opinion. I am very pleased to hear that Rugrats is getting pre-advertised. I haven't seen any of the ads for WCW or the others mentioned, which was what prompted my original post. I guess the ads might be concentrated in major markets, which I agree with. Also the idea of advertising on the net. We have beat the advertising vs non-advertising to death, so now we can settle in for a whole new weeks worth of trading excitement. Crossing my fingers for $21. this week. Any other guesses/predictions. kevin

To: NeverRight who wrote (2575)	12/15/1997 8:24:00 AM
From: NeverRight	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14266

Radica is supposed to release earnings 12/19. Could THQ take a beating if Radica disappoints, since that stock has even flown faster and higher thean THQ?

To: NeverRight who wrote (2575)	12/15/1997 9:23:00 AM
From: Alan Newman	Respond to of 14266

In my local CompUSA store (San Jose, CA), there were lots of copies of Pax- about 25. They were not on an aisle, but they weren't hidden either. I was surprized that there was a "limit of 1 per customer", since they had plenty! Also, the boxes were marked $54.99, so maybe the limit was because of the special price. I couldn't find WCW vs. NCO, and the salesclerks hadn't heard of it. Not being a "gamer" myself, I was struck by the large variety of games of all kinds. I also don't know if CompUSA is where people buy their games. But during my wanderings in the store, I only saw one person buy a game, and it was Riven. Unscientifically yours, Alan