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

To: Casey who wrote (3275)	5/18/1998 11:29:00 PM
From: Andrew Fenic	Respond to of 4081

I think the huge hit is going to be Requiem. It is getting great preview write-ups everywhere. In the meantime it is fantastic to have M&M VI kicking in large quantities of revenue. With Cyclone and New World kicking out titles 3DO has the potential to become the next ERTS. A few thousand shares now may appreciate tremendously and, at least at present, you've got $.50 on the dollar in cash. Agree with those who have posted 3DO is a big buyout target right now. I'd expect at least $6 per share given that they have one big hit title on the shelves and another one due shortly with lots of promising smaller stuff in the pipeline.

To: Casey who wrote (3275)	5/24/1998 9:14:00 PM
From: Chet Sehgal	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4081

Another Might and Magic VI review. gamespot.com The sales are picking up too, including those of Army Men. ... "Meanwhile, The 3DO Company's Army Men, a strategy game pitting green troops against tan ones, cracked the list of top 10 games in its second week on shelves, according to PC Data. Sales picked up 79.7 percent for the No. 8 title. Another 3DO game, Heroes of Might and Magic VI, was No. 5 in PC Data's top 10 list of titles carrying average selling prices above $15. The fantasy role-playing title sold almost 41 percent more units than during the previous week." ... Full news article: 207.240.177.145:80/news/1998/pcd0522.asp Chet