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To: MoneyMade who wrote (4626)	1/27/1999 5:08:00 PM
From: myturn	Respond to of 15987

AGTI,WKWG,PCBM, GMCH,TNRG all gapping tomorrow. GMCH, boys and girls, if you didn't play the bounce today, you missed it big time. GMCH's story is far from over. PCBM, I advise any who gets into PCBM to go long because in the next two to three months you will be thanking me. Don't play PCBM for a mo play or a quick buck, because you will just add to its volatility. Play it long over the next two to three months and you will be well rewarded. WKWG, looks like it is finally starting to make its move. I will be surprised if it is under $10 in the next two weeks. AGTI, surely speculation and haven't been able to gather any DD on it at all, but somebody was doing an awful lot of buying in it today and I expect to see more buying going into it til we see news. I don't have a clue as to what the news is going to be or how it is going to affect the price but we are going higher til then. TNRG, a sympathy play in my opinion from its sister stock GMCH and I am not fighting the tape on that one. TNRG is going higher.

To: MoneyMade who wrote (4626)	1/27/1999 5:22:00 PM
From: hoffy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15987

IMGK- News out late today. Should run tomorrow. Company Press Release Interactive Magic Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire Full Service Interactive Entertainment Destination Site RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 27, 1999-- Interactive Magic (Nasdaq: IMGK - news) announced today that it is operating a Full Service Interactive Entertainment Destination Site, which provides complete Internet community features including chat, personality features, Internet e-commerce, news and interactive gaming. I-Magic has signed a definitive agreement to acquire MPG-Net and the GameHub ( www.gamehub.net ), the preferred provider for online games for AT&T WorldNet Service. GameHub takes advantage of MPG-Net's proprietary Internet software, the ICONS system, which provides a wide variety of Internet advertising, marketing, and e-commerce features. J.W. Stealey, Interactive Magic's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer commented, ''By providing mass-market games, news, e-commerce, along with the social interaction of group chat, GameHub becomes a huge asset for our growing Internet entertainment services. GameHub will also allow our customers to play top-selling titles developed outside of Interactive Magic's network. Interactive Magic remains focused on leveraging our full-service capabilities into the most powerful Internet gaming service. We have aggressively established a global customer base across more than seventy countries. The MPG-Net acquisition is the first in a series of Internet acquisitions that Interactive Magic is evaluating and expects to close in 1999 with the assistance of Gerard Klauer Mattison & Company.'' Between the GameHub and iMagic Online, the Company's existing online gaming service, Interactive Magic now owns a broad array of online gaming technologies (including the Company's proprietary MEGAplayer(tm) and MEGAvoice(tm) capabilities) and online gaming content (including the award winning WarBirds online game.) MPG-Net's ICONS technology now allows Interactive Magic to work with the computer game industry's best selling CD ROM game publishers and to host multiplayer versions of games like Unreal and Total Annihilation, which are currently in play at the GameHub service. Interactive Magic has strategic or OEM/bundling arrangements with numerous companies including Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT - news), GTE (NYSE: GTE - news), America Online (NYSE: AOL - news), Earthlink (Nasdaq: ELNK - news), Columbia House, Software-Of-The-Month Club, Diamond Multimedia (Nasdaq: DIMD - news), Thrustmaster (Nasdaq: TMSR - news), Logitech (Nasdaq: LOGIY - news), Enlight Software (Seven Kingdoms/Capitalism), Sinister Games (Shadow Company) and Topware Interactive (Knights & Merchants). Interactive Magic has established sales and marketing operations in the UK and Germany. Interactive Magic, Inc. (Nasdaq: IMGK - news) is based in the Research Triangle Park area of North Carolina and is a leading developer and publisher of Internet and hot PC CD-ROM computer games. Interactive Magic owns iMagic Online(SM), a pay-for-play online service with customers from more than 70 countries. Interactive Magic's PC CD-ROM titles are marketed and distributed through more than 15,000 foreign and domestic software outlets. For more information, contact Dave Murray at dmurray@imagicgames.com or call (919) 461-0722 ext. 3013. For Interactive Magic Investor Relations information please contact Corey Cutler of Dewe Rogerson at (212) 688-6840.