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To: Sleeperz who wrote (52)	1/15/1998 12:29:00 AM
From: Bonzo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 633

Is anyone else beside me concerned about the very real possibility that MPRS could be delisted from the NMS and sent to the Small Cap Market? The last thing I would want to see is the company doing a reverse split simply to preserve thier NMS status. take a look at todays AKLM article and the possibility that they may be delisted from NMS because thier stock price has been under 5.00! >>1/14/98 Acclaim Entertainment Warns Of Possible Nasdaq Delisting NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- Entertainment-software developer Acclaim Entertainment Inc. said Wednesday that its shares might be delisted from the Nasdaq National Market System next month because of its weak stock price. Securities listed on Nasdaq will be required to maintain a minimum bid price of $5 a share starting in February. Acclaim said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission Wednesday that it doesn't currently meet that criteria. So far this month, Acclaim's (AKLM) share price has ranged from $3.59 to $5.19. Wednesday, its shares fell 56.3 cents, or 12%, to end at $4.125 on volume of 1.2 million. Average daily turnover is 695,000. A Nasdaq spokesman said that if Acclaim doesn't have a price of at least $5 a share by Feb. 23, the company will probably be shifted to the small-cap market<<

To: Sleeperz who wrote (52)	1/15/1998 1:42:00 AM
From: Sleeperz	Respond to of 633

Worms 2 Servers Wriggling Along January 15, 1998 While European Worms 2 servers are already online, new US-based servers will be launched shortly for Team17's latest strategy shooter, Worms 2. According to Team17's Martyn Brown, "Now that the game has officially gone on sale in North America I would like to take this opportunity to let your readers know some details about the US Server which will be running Worms 2 within the next week. We had hoped to have this in place earlier, but this was not possible. The address for the US Worms 2 server (the details of which can be entered into the games Internet connection panel) will be as follows: ADDRESS: us1.servers.worms2.com PORT: 17000 This server is expected to be up and running by January 19 and joins three servers in the UK and one in Finland (where currently it isn't unusual to have players from three continents playing in a single game). More servers are due to follow, including a West Coast server, a Norwegian server and one in Germany. Said Brown, "We are currently getting something approximately 50K-70K connections per week as the game's awareness as one of the most playable Internet games ever propagates through the net 'scene'." In closing Team17 will be releasing a patch at the end of January for the game that is said to incorporate some tweaks for gameplay and network code. cl