Steve Wise, Stereoscape CEO, stated, "Management, including myself, can now put Stereoscape Inc. behind us, and move forward. I am very excited about the new company's future and feel the change of direction was inevitable and best for our shareholders."

The company announced back in December of 2002, that they had closed their home theater division and would enter the $25 billion dollar toy industry by concentrating on Marx Toys.

About Marx Toys Inc.

Stereoscape, Inc., based in New Jersey, has recently changed its company focus from home theater sales to the manufacturing and marketing of reissued collectible toys, and classic games. Marx's vintage originals are highly collectible amongst hobby enthusiasts. Marx branded toys are sold at more than 400 toy and hobby retailers across the U. S. and has a rich history dating back to 1918. To read more on this history, visit http://www.marxtoys.com/.

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