News.
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.
March 21, 1999: Gruntz, Monolith's new puzzle powered brain game, is available now at a store near you for only $19.99, or buy securely over the internet from the Monolith Store.
Saw on SiN Post that Ritual has the source code to SiN 1.03. Also SiN Capture the Flag Beta2 was put out. SiN is the fully-integrated first-person 3D experience that will push you over the edge.
March 19, 1999: Accolade says Redline, its 3D action game, begins shipping next week for personal computers.
March 19, 1999: UDS says it is developing No Fear Downhill Mountainbiking and will be put out by Codemasters in Europe at the end of May 1999.
March 19, 1999: Nova Logic says Nova World, the company's rapidly growing online gaming service, has al.
March 19, 1999: Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates said on Thursday the company planned to release the second edition of its Windows 98 operating system in the fall.
March 18, 1999: The MSN Gaming Zone says at an undisclosed time on Friday, March 26, gamers will be able to sign up here for the chance to be Asheron's Call beta testers.
March 18, 1999: Dynamix, a Sierra Company, began shipping the eagerly-anticipated Starsiege to stores throughout the United States and Canada.
Microsoft revealed the immediate worldwide availability of Microsoft Internet Explorer 5, the eagerly awaited Web browser software that works faster to save users time.
Gamers get ready for an all new round of heart-pumping action with the release of Raven Software's Heretic II Enhancement Pack, available on the Activision web site.