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To: Bleeker who wrote (9534)	1/29/1999 10:46:00 AM
From: Andrew C.R. Biddle	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 14266

Welcome Back Bleeker- Here is THQ's domain registration for Sinistar.net: >>Registrant: THQ Inc. (SINISTAR3-DOM) 5016 N. Parkway Calabasas, Suite 100 Calabasas, CA 91302 US Domain Name: SINISTAR.NET Administrative Contact: Dohner, Troy (TD3588) tdohner@THQ.COM 818-591-1310 (FAX) 818-591-1615 Technical Contact, Zone Contact: Network Information and Support Center (PSI-NISC) hostinfo@PSI.COM (518) 283-8860 Fax- - - PATH Billing Contact: Blevons, Victor (VB130) VPB@EARTHLINK.NET 8188316622 Record last updated on 13-Jan-99. Database last updated on 28-Jan-99 04:31:51 EST. Domain servers in listed order: PRI4.DNS.PSI.NET 38.9.114.2 PRI5.DNS.PSI.NET 38.9.115.2<< This must be the work of Michael Rubinelli (THQ's V. P. of Product Developtment and formely of Midway). I believe this old Williams game was distributed by Midway. Looks like some other publisher is interested in Quest II, from FGN: >> N64: Despite strong industry rumors in the last few days of Quest 2 from Imagineer being canned, it would appear the game is still on track for release. The future of the anticipated N64 RPG was uncertain due to the cartridge size required to implement the game making the release not viable financially. News from inside the company now tells that two US publishers are very keen to secure the rights to the title. No announcement as to which companies are in talks as yet, but it's fair to assume THQ are in there somewhere. Other news from the developer tells of a rally title in the works. A spin-off from Europress Rally, nine licensed cars will be available for the gamer. Three US publishers are said to be in negotiations for the game rights. << Andrew Edit: Speaking of Midway, here is an article in today's street.com by Herb Greenberg about Insider buying in Midway: thestreet.com