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To: David Goodwin who wrote (6241)	5/26/1999 3:06:00 PM
From: Killswitch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

Actually if you want what I would say the leader is in massively multiplayer games, I would look at the game Everquest. everquest.com Yeah the graphics on the box and their site look cheesy, but this game right now is the hottest out there, with over 20k people playing at once during peak times. The actual in-game graphics are actually more interesting looking. Quake and it's ilk of multiplayer games (64 players or less at once) will hang on for another year or two, but I think these newer games that allow more people at once are more interesting. > Bradley-Multi Player Game Sites etc > Check out Mpath, recently went public. I believe they are the > leader in interactive > gaming arena, as well as interactive communities in general. > www.mplayer.com > www.hearme.com