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Hypernix has launched Gooey, free software that lets web surfers see and chat with other visitors on any site as they browse from page to page.
Sierra and Valve launched a new Team Fortress 2 web site with fresh E3 demo screenshots and new details on the 12-class multiplayer game.
Descent 3 is now available exclusively on HEAT.NET through the free online gaming service's licensing deal with Interplay.
Hasbro Interactive has formed Hasbro Sports, a new division targeting the $1.8 billion sports gaming market with mass-market titles due this year.
Blue Byte's World Ranking Lists for The Settlers III are live at Settlers3.com, tracking solo and clan-versus-clan results after every game.
Gearbox and Sierra have signed famed level designer Richard 'Levelord' Gray to build a multiplayer map for Half-Life: Opposing Force.
eGames signed a deal with ICTV to deliver its games over cable TV, starting with MahJongg Master, Solitaire Master and Bingo.
Eidos founder Stephen Streater has resigned as a director of the Tomb Raider publisher to fund and launch a new venture of his own.
EA Sports signed a sponsorship deal with PACE Motor Sports and is building Supercross 2000 for PlayStation and Nintendo 64, due this winter.
3dfx has sued Creative Labs, claiming its Unified technology for running Glide games on TNT cards infringes 3dfx copyrights and breaks a license.