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.
Dynamix, a Sierra company, launched the Starsiege Universe Assault Vehicle (SUAV).
March 11, 1999: Microsoft says its official Web sites for Starlancer and Conquest: Frontier Wars, the highly anticipated new games being developed by Digital Anvil, are now live.
March 11, 1999: Funky game developer Big Afro Productions is proud to annouce the launch of their website.
South Peak Interactive has been named the developer and publisher of the PC game based on WILD, WILD WEST - THE MOVIE, it was revealed by South Peak Interactive President Armistead Sapp.
Digital Anvil has unveiled its new Web site. The site is filled with tons of gaming and company information, including info on the Digital Anvil team and game artwork, screen shots, and descriptions.
March 10, 1999: Psygnosis is driving another PC gaming technology milestone with Lander, the company's first DVD (Digital Versatile Disk) game.
March 10, 1999: Game developer Infinite Machine, revealed its licensing of Epic Games' Unreal gaming engine for its upcoming third-person 3D action shooter.
March 10, 1999: 2AM announces the release of its beta version of Chain of Command, its massively multi-player infantry combat game, created by Israeli combat veterans.
March 10, 1999: With the fate of the world on the line, and evil forces taking over computers across the globe, the battle to save mankind has begun.
The World Opponent Network, the free online game and entertainment mega-site, revealed the launch of Quick Games, a new service offered to customers who are searching for quick and easy entertainment on the Internet.