News.
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Diamond Multimedia has released new drivers for the Monster Fusion. These new drivers add DirectX 6 support and also updated Glide to version 2.54.
Activision and Raven Software will convert gamers to a new religion with the release of Heretic II, the week of November 30, 1998.
In an agreement with TopWare Interactive for exclusive North American publishing rights, Monolith Productions announces its acquisition of Septerra Core, a highly anticipated role-playing game developed in the US by Chicago-based Valkyrie Studios.
THQ, publisher of four top-selling and critically acclaimed wrestling titles for Nintendo 64 and PlayStation, breaks new ground with WCW Nitro for PC, the first WCW wrestling game for the personal computer.
PC Gamer is hosting a contest with Monolith where folks can enter to win a copy of Shogo signed by everyone at Monolith.
In February, there's going to be a Daikatana tournament for the multiplayer demo that will be hosted on mplayer.com for the entire month.
Looking Glass has released the demo for Thief: The Dark Project. It is a revolutionary first person action adventure that introduces stealth, subterfuge, and mystery to a tired genre of mindless shooting.
GameStats is having another contest. This time GameStats is giving away 14 copies of Microsoft's Combat Flight Simulator.
Messiah Universe has put up an interview up with Jesper Kyd, who is making some of the music in Messiah.
Doom Nation has put up an interview with John Bye "Gestalt", the content director over at the Planet Quake Network and head of his own gaming company.