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<br>4 Thursday - December 1975 | |||
<br>338th day - 27 days to come | |||
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Call from <u>Fay Hartog</u>. The French rights to <u>BEYOND TIC TAC TOE</u> are open. | |||
Gave her <u>Jean-Jacques Bloch</u>'s address and she'll have two copies | |||
sent to him. | |||
<br>Visit from <u>Robert E. Horn</u> [address] ((Exchanged cards)) | |||
<br>He was primarily interested in learning about the game business | |||
from me. Gave him generalized info - such as M.B. [Milton Bradley] is probably | |||
the biggest and that they do their own development mostly. Also | |||
that the Marvin Glass organization is very powerful. Etc. | |||
His idea is to develop a means of combining sales to educational | |||
and mass markets. I told him that M.B. had two completely | |||
separate operations. Also that the word "educational" is considered | |||
the kiss of death n the mass field. | |||
<br>He was looking for games that would be (or could easily be | |||
adapted) appropriate for the two markets. <s>The number of | |||
players</s> I showed him <u>BAZAAR</u>, <u>ORION</u> - neither of which he | |||
felt to be appropriate. He liked <u>HOLIDAY</u>, <u>RAILWAY RIVALS</u> | |||
(I gave him <u>David Gwyn Watts</u>'s address); <u>FRENCH CHATTER</u> (gave | |||
him <u>Steve Brodie</u>'s address). |