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Red Storm Entertainment has officially revealed Tom Clancy’s Rogue Spear, the sequel to last year’s action-packed, multiple award winning game, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six. the title again brings you into the world of an elite multi-national anti-terrorist force, operating under ultimate government secrecy.
It is a BMX bicycle racing, jumping, stunt oriented game, in which you will be able to race head-to-head against other opponents or against the clock, perform a myriad of tricks such as a backflips, 360º barspins and tailwhips over huge jumps and ramps.
Microsoft said today that on one day alone, Friday, March 26, there were over 21,000 unique registrations for the chance to win one of 200 exclusive slots as early beta testers for the long-awaited massively multiplayer role-playing game, Asheron's Call.
Baseball 2000 made news on April 5, 1999, with Microsoft today revealed that Baseball 2000 has wrapped development and gone gold.
Homeworld Website is moving on the business side today, because apparently the games industry cannot go five minutes without someone buying, signing, or reorganizing something.
Sierra On-Line today revealed the release of NASCAR Craftsman Truck Racing, the latest version in its NASCAR family of racing simulations.
Civilization: Call to Power made news on April 5, 1999, with Activision's Civilization: Call to Power is available for the PC.
Cavedog Entertainment announces it has decided to stop development of Elysium and is reassigning its talented team members to other projects.
PopTop Software's Railroad Tycoon II: The Second Century expansion pack takes railroad tycoons into the next era of railroading with new areas to develop and new industries to dominate.
Kesmai Corporation today revealed that Fierce Harmony is available in free open beta on the company's online games service, GameStorm.