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Letter from <u>Bill Dohrmann</u> about <u>BAZAAR</u>.
Letter from <u>Bill Dohrmann</u> about <u>BAZAAR</u>.
Lunch visit by <u>Phil Orbanes</u>. He returned <u>WIRETAP</u> and <u>THE RIGHT WORD</u>.
The former is dead. The latter is a definite possibility for '79 [1979].
Two things that would make it more acceptable. A better way of
recording letters that have been earned - something built into the
frame that can be moved; continuing the game after a player has
picked up his 2nd 25 point letter - possibly giving him a bonus and
continuing for a set number of additional rounds. There was some extra
material that Phil had had made up in the box for <u>THE RIGHT WORD</u>
<br>Told Phil that I had sent <u>THE 6 PACK OF PAPER & PENCIL GAMES</u> to France
for consideration, and I'll keep him posted if anything comes of it.
<br>Phil is working on a trading <u>GAME</u>, different from <u>WHAT'S IT WORTH TO YOU?</u>
or <u>COLLECTOR'S CHOICE</u> as we once called it. <u>Jules Cooper</u> wants a secret
objective that each player is working towards. He asked if I had any games
that might give him ideas. Showed him </u>HAGGLE</u> (Stelladar). He said that
when he was working at "Gamut" <u>Gini Scott</u> had presented a game she called
<u>HAGGLE</u> which was almost the same - except that the values of the objects
are given to the players on a card.
<br>Phil asked if I had a game <u>HORSE TRADER</u> by Springbok. Never heard
of it. He said that it had something to do with putting together jigsaw puzzles
of horses behind a screen - and trading pcs. [pieces]