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Playground Ventures Inc C.PLAY

Playground Ventures Inc. is a Canada-based company, which is a developer of platforms and video game publisher that publishes video games that the Company either develops internally or engages a video game developer to develop for them. The Company has a diversified portfolio of digital media assets, including TinyRex Games, MotionPix Game Studio and Countervail Games. TinyRex Games is a Vancouver-based mobile games studio. TinyRex Games is focused on developing and releasing three idle genre mobile games. MotionPix Game Studio is a Vancouver-based company that has the rights to a mobile game project licensed with a movie franchise. Countervail Games is a mobile game developer with a focus on generating a user experience through a patent pending technology that integrates live video content with digital game play.


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Comment by Surveilleron Jun 20, 2018 8:56am
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RE:Mark

RE:Mark"Do you really think shareholders are doing this to “get their money back”
Not everyone, but one poster did say exactly that, so I addressed it.

"The actions of this board are criminal."
That's the type of thing I'm trying to address.  Allegations of criminal activity are serious, and the potential here is for breaches of exchange policy, and breaches of corporate or securities law....not the criminal code.

I'm not disagreeing with or dismissing any concerns, just tried to manage expectations.  It's not likely anyone's going to jail in this case.

Mark
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