News.
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March 31, 1999: The 3DO Company says its critically acclaimed PC game, Requiem: Avenging Angel, started shipping to stores across the country .
March 31, 1999: Eidos Interactive revealed the release of Commandos: Beyond the Call of Duty for PC CD-ROM.
Expanding its line of award-winning PC-DVD solutions, Creative Labs, the world's leading provider of multimedia products for the PC, revealed the shipment of its new Creative PC-DVD Encore 6X Dxr3 upgrade kit and the stand-alone Blaster DVD-ROM 6X drive.
March 31, 1999: S3 Incorporated says Micron Electronics has chosen the Savage4 accelerator for its new Client Pro computer systems.
Altec Lansing Technologies, will showcase four new products, including a new sound system maximized for DVD audio and a computer speaker designed for PC gamers, at Spring Retail Vision in San Francisco, CA next month.
March 30, 1999: Midway Home Entertainment revealed Micro Machines V3 for the PC is available now at retail outlets this week.
March 30, 1999: HEAT.NET revealed the exclusive multi-player experience of Black Isle Studios/Interplay's Baldur's Gate is about to get even better.
March 30, 1999: Interplay Entertainment revealed the development of their first Sega Dreamcast title, MDK2.
This interactive demo of the exciting 3D first person shooter Requiem: Avenging Angel contains 3 different difficulty levels.
After battling hundreds of monsters and exploring five vast dimensions, the winner of the Lands of Lore III Marathon saved the kingdom of Gladstone Sunday at 10 a.m. after 14 hours and 15 minutes of RPGing.