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To <u>Felicia</u>'s. Brought her three "''New York Magazine''s," including | |||
the one with the 3M ad. | |||
She had had a number of strategy <u>GAME</u>s done by one | |||
person, but he took them back to redo the models | |||
which, Felicia said, were very poor. She is not sure if | |||
he will come back, but she didn't think they were | |||
great. | |||
She had a description of <u>WALKING IN SPACE</u> or <u>SPACE PARTY</u>. | |||
It is not a game, but a pastime. A rubber balloon is painted | |||
so that it resembles the earth as seen from space. The | |||
paint is luminescent in black light. All the lights are tunred | |||
off and the balloon (which is filled with helium) is hit | |||
slowly between the players. To exhance the mood space | |||
helmets and other props can be included. | |||
<u>Jerry Green</u> was just leaving after dropping off <u>FREE FORM</u>. | |||
I said I'd like to try it with him sometime, but he is not | |||
interesting in it anymore. He'd like to see other things. | |||
Felicia said he had taken another <u>GAME</u> from other | |||
sources. | |||
I went next door to <u>Herb Roth</u>. <u>Jerry Green</u> was there. | |||
I asked him the type of <u>GAME</u> he had taken. He said it | |||
was a word game and I said too bad they hadn't | |||
seen <u>SPELLBINDER</u>. He said that their game is based | |||
on betting on word definitions. He was pricing chips for | |||
the game. | |||
Looked at <u>BLACKS & WHITES</u> box and the company listed | |||
on it was: | |||
{ Distr. by Dynamic Design Ind. Inc., 1433 N. Central Park Ave., Anaheim, Cal. 92802 | |||
Got a <u>BLACKS & WHITES</u> glossy. But Herb wouldn't give me a copy. | |||
Looked at <u>OFFICE PARTY</u> (Diplomat) and it had stripping, | |||
drinking, and opportunities for physical contact. Item - a | |||
"False Modesty" card allows you to avoid removing a gar- | |||
ment when instructed to. | |||
Told <u>Felicia</u> that I had worked out <u>LIVE WIRE</u>. Suggested that | |||
I meet <u>Rudy</u> to show it to him. She tried the phone and then | |||
dropped him a note. | |||
She called the inventor of <u>INDIAN CHESS</u> again. His lawyer | |||
wasn't satisfied with the liability claus in the X contract. | |||
Felicia had me talk to him. I told him that I didn't care | |||
for it either, but that if we wanted to sell our games we | |||
had to have confidence that X would limit our liability | |||
to our royalties, if anything came up which is not too likely. | |||
To 200 Fifth Ave. Delivered a letter to S&R for Felicia. | |||
To "Gary & Riedel." Mr. Riedel (the short one - I think that's | |||
his name) there. He thanked me for the copy of <u>''AGOG''</u>. | |||
I asked if I could order a copy of <u>''HAAR HOOLIM PERCEPTION GAMES''</u>. | |||
He'll have it for me next week. I said I'd contact "Plan B" | |||
to ask for a copy of <u>CARAPACE</u>. He gave me one. | |||
(cont. on 12/7) | |||