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To: Burlitis who wrote (114)	1/30/1998 9:47:00 AM
From: Coy Lynn Gullett	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 633

<<Chart for week 4 (updated on 30/01/1998) United Kingdom Compiled by ChartTrack/ELSPA. The PCGW chart includes each title's position, position in previous month, weeks on chart and highest position attained. The chart only includes full price games, budget releases are excluded.>>> zdnet.co.uk Coy

To: Burlitis who wrote (114)	1/30/1998 1:01:00 PM
From: flickerful	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 633

i am more concerned, for now, about how prudent such a distribution "arrangement" may prove to be... as to GOD, perhaps you will share your potential concerns later. the more important threshold issue, for me, is how to gauge, or how to assess our numbers given such an odd distribution scheme...do you also have concerns about this? what of reports as to sales, and what of the all too critical timeliness issues dependant, it now appears, on the GTI network...will there be an accountability issue? it seems awfully unusual, doesn't it, given the context of the failed merger et al. randy

To: Burlitis who wrote (114)	1/30/1998 2:49:00 PM
From: John	Respond to of 633

<<If you are worried about GOD>> Why worry about G.O.D.??? Actually its to MPRS's advantage to have G.O.D. around - it almost ensures that sometime in the future a game publisher will want to buy MPRS to get their hands on their 5 development houses. Besides, G.O.D. has all these grand ideas - but if they publish one or two flops at the start they will not be able to survive. I think G.O.D. will find they have to make some of the same unpopular decisions that other publishers have to make despite their lofty ideals. JV.