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Anne, Claude, BB, & I to Faye's house. Discussed Claude's | Anne, Claude, BB, & I to Faye's house. Discussed Claude's | ||
idea for combining KNIFE YOUR BUDDY and DEDUCTION. Looks | idea for combining <u>KNIFE YOUR BUDDY</u> and <u>DEDUCTION</u>. Looks | ||
promising. Discussed my "living CHESS" idea. Liked it for | promising. Discussed my "living <u>CHESS</u>" idea. Liked it for | ||
children. Didn't think the STOCK MARKET GAME would have too | children. Didn't think the <u>STOCK MARKET GAME</u> would have too | ||
much appeal. Later I thought that it might be better just | much appeal. Later I thought that it might be better just | ||
to use KNIFE YOUR BUDDY. Faye typed a small summary which | to use <u>KNIFE YOUR BUDDY</u>. Faye typed a small summary which | ||
is in a "TV Games" folder. | is in a "TV Games" folder. | ||
Paul Milazzo gave Claude a contract for WATCH. Claude | Paul Milazzo gave Claude a contract for <u>WATCH</u>. Claude | ||
told him that he thought other games would be more commercial | told him that he thought other games would be more commercial | ||
but Paul wanted this one. Probably it will be more inexpensive | but Paul wanted this one. Probably it will be more inexpensive | ||
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Called Jerry D'Arcey at his hotel. He called me back again. Transogram | Called Jerry D'Arcey at his hotel. He called me back again. Transogram | ||
doesn't have a decision yet on PROGRAM-IT. He gave me another | doesn't have a decision yet on <u>PROGRAM-IT</u>. He gave me another | ||
build-up to Ed Cole. The latter sent him to Ideal where he | build-up to Ed Cole. The latter sent him to Ideal where he | ||
spoke to a Mr. Benko. Discussed plastic gadgets rather than games. | spoke to a Mr. Benko. Discussed plastic gadgets rather than games. | ||
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(cont. from 2/14) [2/16] | |||
for adults. It consists of a considerable number of | |||
plastic "picks" and 12 whales in 4 colors and 1 white | |||
whale. Players in turn choose a pick and try it in a | |||
hole in the whale. If it fits right the whale can be picked | |||
up with it and the player gets it. After getting 3 whales (what | |||
colors?) he can try for the white whale. | |||
<s>Frank</s>Jerry looked at PATHFINDER. He found it was much | |||
like [crossed out] Frank's <u>SQUIGGLE</u>, which 3M is going to test market. | |||
Jerry worried about this and decided not to say anything to | |||
Frank. | |||
Jerry, who is a good friend of Haus Goldschmidt, worked | |||
on assembling <u>FUTURE</u>. He and Hans worked out a better version | |||
(which he forgot) but Kaiser wasn't interested in it. | |||
He and Hans were also involved with <u>CHOICE</u>. | |||
Jerry was looking for a children's card <u>GAME</u>. Transogram | |||
is interested but wants to make sure is in public domain (Why?). | |||
It is a game where you ask for cards, each one having a | |||
long name such as "Sir Harry Finenduster" (not quite this), his wife, | |||
children, dog, etc. and must ask by full name and must say | |||
thank you when you get it. I looked through my books and couldn't find | |||
it tho I remember the funny name from somewhere. | |||
[NOTE FROM TRANSCRIBER: Sackson may be referencing "Sir Hinkle Funny-Duster"] | |||
In my conversation with Alice we decided not to send | |||
Connor's split-letter <u>GAME</u> to "X" before we talk to Arnold | |||
Shapiro at the toy fair. | |||
(cont. on 2/18) |