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.
Developer-driven computer and video game publishing company Gathering of Developers revealed it will publish the Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 mission pack for the PC.
Berkeley Systems, a division of Sierra On-Line, revealed the Austin Powers Operation: Trivia CD-ROM game will hit stores this spring to coincide with opening of the film Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me.
ELSA revealed Synergy II, an AGP 4X 2D/3D graphics accelerator that redefines entry-level workstation performance by offering professional-quality graphics acceleration for a compelling low price.
March 15, 1999: NVIDIA, revealed the RIVA TNT2 3D processor, the fastest 3D graphics processor for the mainstream market.
March 15, 1999: Gravis revealed its first game pad designed specifically for Universal Serial Bus (USB) ports is planned for release in stores late March.
March 15, 1999: Interplay Productions is giving the chance for gamers to ask Kingpin development team Xatrix Entertainment questions on gameplay, graphics, music and storyline.
March 15, 1999: Sure, some racing game fans want to make minute adjustments to the tire pressure and finely tune the tension in the spring coils.
March 15, 1999: Activision would like to announce that the release date for Civilization: Call to Power has been pushed back two weeks to March 30th.
St. Patrick's Day and SimCity 3000 hits the March 1999 news desk on March 15, 1999.
March 14, 1999: Canopus has officially said that the Spectra 2500, Pure 3D and Pure 3D II line of graphics cards are no longer in production.