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Electronic Arts has the latest July 1999 move: SimCity 3000 for the Macintosh Ships. Electronic Arts says it has shipped SimCity 3000 for the Macintosh.
Microsoft says that the massively multiplayer role-playing game, Asheron's Call, continues to make fantastic progress and remains on schedule for a holiday release.
Microsoft says that it received more than 160,000 entries to become one of 300 beta testers for the real-time strategy game, Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings.
Electronic Arts says it has become the first company to receive certification under a new online privacy program designed to address and allay consumer concerns about the privacy of personal information submitted on the Internet.
What began expectedly as the submission of additional golf courses over WON.net by devoted computer golfers to supplement the shipping of Sierra Sports' PGA Championship Golf,.
Terminal Reality has the latest July 1999 move: FLY! Ships. Terminal Reality says its, general aviation simulation FLY! is out for the PC.
Eidos plc has signed an exclusive six year agreement with International Sports Multimedia to publish forthcoming computer and video games based on a license from the International Olympic Committee.
ThrustMaster says it has entered into a definitive agreement to sell the assets of the ThrustMaster game controller hardware business to the Guillemot Corporation of Carentoir,.
Strategy First says that they will be exhibiting new products for the 25,000-plus attendees of the 31st annual GenCon Game Fair held in Milwaukee on August 5 - 8 at the Midwest.
Computer game developer and publisher NovaLogic has the latest July 1999 move: NovaLogic Systems appoints Retired USAF General.