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To: Andrew C.R. Biddle who wrote (1200)	8/7/1998 3:23:00 PM
From: Andrew C.R. Biddle	Respond to of 1773

Retraction fromParagon Online: >>Psygnosis Retraction Contrary to industry speculation reported by Paragon Online on 4 August, Psygnosis will not release a statement regarding a merger with Eidos Interactive. "Psygnosis is aware of the speculation," said Psygnosis's Glen O'Connell, "but this has not changed our position as a company. Even though we remain dedicated to the PlayStation, Psygnosis is a multi-format publisher and is looking to build our PC market as well considering business on other formats." O'Connell also stressed that if any decision were to be made regarding a merger, it would be made by Sony. The official line is that the Liverpool-based publisher is currently focusing on their pre-Christmas products, including Formula 1 '98 for the PlayStation, and their first Nintendo 64 title, Wipeout 64. Paragon Online would like to apologise to Psygnosis for any distress caused as a result of the inaccurate report<< binky.paragon.co.uk Andrew