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To: Brendon Woirhaye who wrote (1566)	12/22/1998 12:37:00 PM
From: AJ Berger	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1773

Your numbers make no sense?! Half-Life was barely Gold in November'98. How could it have sold 45450 units? Please explain... Assuming these numbers are useful, people should keep in mind that strong European sales are not represented. Also, you need over 200,000 units of any one title to be considered a "hit". Anything over 500,000 is a blockbuster for a PC-CDROM. You should double those numbers when considering the Sony PlayStation or N64 marketed products. the iMac's still selling strong, and TR2 and other games sell to them at a premium, so while they are low sellers, they are more profitable per unit. Rebuttle Welcome.