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HeadGames' Indoor Sporting 3 Pack puts pool, darts and bowling on the PC for $19.95, available now in 10,000 stores across the US and Canada.
Logitech's QuickCam Express is the first internet video camera to break the $50 barrier, with one-click video email and photos. It ships in late July.
Acclaim's South Park Rally puts over a dozen characters in matching vehicles on South Park tracks, with original lines recorded by Matt Stone, Trey Parker, and Isaac Hayes.
Rockstar's official GTA community site GTA2.com opens July 1 with GTA: London 1961, a free downloadable prequel expansion for owners of GTA: London 1969 on PC.
Total Entertainment Network has named Acrophobia and After Dark creator Nick Rush its first VP of Programming to lead its free Internet game lineup.
Uproar's online game shows, including Family Feud and Bingo Blitz, come to Excite's Games Channel in August under a new deal with Excite@Home.
GameSpy's GameLaunch 3D hits version 1.5 with support for Riva TNT and Voodoo3 cards, Quake III, Team Fortress Classic, and a config-carrying script converter.
Acclaim Sports has signed BMX stars Dave Mirra and Ryan Nyquist to multi-year endorsement deals, with both riders consulting on an upcoming BMX video game.
SouthPeak's family side-scroller Animaniacs: A Gigantic Adventure is now playable through free multiplayer matchmaking on Microsoft's MSN Gaming Zone.
Logitech has elected Frank Gill, a 23-year Intel veteran who retired as executive vice president in 1998, to its board of directors.