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Updated bleem! Demo is now in gamers' hands, or at least close enough to start hammering download servers.
Special meetings of the shareholders of each of 3dfx Interactive and STB Systems to consider and vote upon the merger and certain related matters are scheduled to be held on Friday, April 30, 1999.
Michael Crichton, best-selling author and director, today revealed the formation of Timeline Studios, whose goal is to develop and distribute the next generation in computer gaming software.
NVIDIA Corporation said today that top OEMs Compaq, Dell, Gateway, Micron, NEC, CompUSA, ProGen and Quantex are heading to stores NVIDIA's well-known RIVA TNT as the standard 3D graphics processor for all new Pentium III systems.
Today at the 35th Anniversary of the Ford Mustang event, Microsoft revealed it has reached an agreement with Ford Motor Co. to feature a selection of licensed Ford vehicles in the new Midtown Madness racing game for the PC from Microsoft.
FLY! Release Date made news on April 15, 1999, with Take Two Interactive has revealed the launch date for FLY!, their eagerly anticipated flight sim.
In a move to broaden their existing product line, interactive entertainment software publisher DreamCatcher Interactive today revealed the formation of their new action/strategy label, Re:Action Entertainment.
Today the MSN Gaming Zone begins sign-ups for Tundra Madness, a Monster Truck Madness 2 tournament in which the winner will be crowned the Duke of Dirt and walk away with a brand new Toyota Tundra.
Logitech today revealed the availability of Linux drivers for all of its digital game port products.
Sega Dreamcast US Launch Date made news on April 15, 1999, with During a teleconference from its headquarters in San Francisco, Calif.