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To: Brett Fleischman who wrote (25917)	6/17/1998 9:27:00 AM
From: Robert Knight	Respond to of 34592

Check this out. ADRN makes games for Sony & Nintendo & Sega. OK by me..... hn: prev: 00001 (PR NEWSWIRE) DJ: Adrenalin Interactive Formally Announces New Name and St DJ: Adrenalin Interactive Formally Announces New Name and Stock Symbol LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 16, 1998--Adrenalin Interactive Inc., (NASDAQ:ADRN) announced today it has officially changed its name from Wanderlust Interactive Inc. to Adrenalin Interactive Inc. The Company has also changed its stock symbol on the NASDAQ exchange from "LUST" to "ADRN" to coincide with its new name. Trading on the NASDAQ under the new symbol, ADRN, will begin as of the market opening today. Jay Smith, Chairman and CEO of Adrenalin, stated, "The name Adrenalin Interactive Inc. better represents the direction of our Company and the excitement we feel about our future. Adrenalin is a name well regarded in the software development field, and we are in total agreement with our shareholder's decision at the annual meeting to change the name of the Company at this time." Adrenalin Interactive Inc. develops and licenses console video games for Sony, Nintendo and Sega consoles, entertainment titles on PC computers, and internet "play-to-win-cash" games for the World Wide Web. The Company also develops and licenses Electronic Toys and creates interactive television games for digital set-top boxes. In February 1997, the Company acquired the operations of Western Technologies, a well-established video and computer