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Release dates, announcements, and anything else worth noting. No PR fluff, no embargoed opinions. If it matters to people who actually play the games, it's here.

February 1999

24 Feb
New Release
Starsiege goes Gold

Starsiege moves into players' hands through a shipment, demo, patch, beta, or gold master in February 1999.

24 Feb
New Release
Myth II: Soulblighter v1.2 Released

Myth II: Soulblighter v1.2 lands in February 1999 as PC hardware makers keep pushing faster chips, cards, drivers, and gaming peripherals.

23 Feb
New Release
Vicarious Visions/Terminus Iinterview

Vicarious Visions/Terminus Iiinterview adds another piece to the February 1999 gaming business rush, from chats and contests to deals and studio moves.

23 Feb
New Release
Diablo II Iinterview

Diablo II Iiinterview adds another piece to the February 1999 gaming business rush, from chats and contests to deals and studio moves.

23 Feb
New Release
RTIME announces Broadband Mixing in their Engine

RTIME announces Broadband Mixing in their Engine moves into players' hands through a shipment, demo, patch, beta, or gold master in February 1999.

23 Feb
New Release
HEAT.NET Achieves Explosive Growth in 1998

HEAT.NET Achieves Explosive Growth in 1998 adds another piece to the February 1999 gaming business rush, from chats and contests to deals and studio moves.

23 Feb
New Release
Mortyr to Be One of Interactive Magic’s Biggest Launches Ever

Mortyr to Be One of Interactive Magic's Biggest Launches Ever moves into players' hands through a shipment, demo, patch, beta, or gold master in February 1999.

23 Feb
New Release
Experience to use RTIME Engine

Experience to use RTIME Engine lands in February 1999 as PC hardware makers keep pushing faster chips, cards, drivers, and gaming peripherals.

23 Feb
New Release
Intel Breaks Gigahertz Barrier

Intel Breaks Gigahertz Barrier lands in February 1999 as PC hardware makers keep pushing faster chips, cards, drivers, and gaming peripherals.