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Here is another piece of the September 1998 PC gaming mess. LucasArts Entertainment announces Star Wars: X-Wing Alliance.
Rockwell Semiconductor Systems said the company's RipTide audio/modem chipset is the first solution to fully support the Audio/Modem Riser (AMR) and the Mobile Daughter Card.
Kesmai Corporation, the world's leader in online multiplayer gaming, announced Jet Warrior - Vietnam, the next installment in the long-running Air Warrior(TM) flight simulation.
As we had mentioned a back on Sunday, Blizzard Entertainmentand 3Dfx Interactive said Diablo II, sequel to Blizzard's top selling roll-playing game of 1997, will include native.
3Dfx Interactive and AMD announced they will join efforts in optimizing 3Dfx's Voodoo2 and Voodoo Banshee drivers for the AMD-K6-2 with 3DNow! complete support of the Voodoo2.
3Dfx Interactive and Electronic Arts said they have renewed and extended their exclusive strategic marketing agreements for 3D graphics games and unique.
GameSpot UK posted an interview with Gabe Newell who is the managing director of Valve Software. They asked Newell to comment on the game's development and what it takes to get.
Team Nullsoft released the much anticipated Winamp 2.0. Winamp is the best and most popular MP3 player out there, so make sure you download it from WINAMP.COM, but be warned.
More bits for the download pile. Beta 2 of the Genesis3D SDK shipped. Genesis3D is a free 3D engine. Make your own games and pay no licensing fee and no royalty.
Microsoft announced the official retail shelf date for the much anticipated Combat Flight Simulator. Reaching software resellers' stores on November 5, 1998, Combat Flight.