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Game - Finance director buys 75,000 shares at 100p

August 2002

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On 3 July, Game said like-for-like sales were up 34% in the first 22weeks of this financial year. This is impressive because comparative sales growth last year, of 19%, was also strong. Growth is being driven by rising sales of Playstation 2 consoles,with analysts expecting Playstation 2 to triple its installed base from1.6m this year to 4.7m in 2005. Games' finance director bought 75,000 shares at 100p, more than doublinghis holding to 169,584. This suggests the shares are still in buying territory. ...

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