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.
MindRover has gone gold, which means the code is done and the next stop is a box on a store shelf. In October 1999, that is the magic.
MegaScenery Pacific Northwest for FLY! has been announced, and the pitch is now loose in the wild for PC and console players to start arguing about.
The useful part: The MX400 uses the Canyon3D DSP chip, manufactured by ESS Technology Inc and is one of many Sensaura-based items available in the global marketplace.
ATI announces RAGE Mobility 128 hit the hardware desk today, aimed at PC users who still think specs, slots, drivers and bundled software are half the fun.
Microsoft Allegiance is moving through beta, so players willing to deal with crashes, weirdness and unfinished edges can get in early.
Pre-Order Odium is getting the pre-order push, complete with the usual late-90s bait: bonus goods, special offers and enough retail noise to make the box feel bigger.
Asheron's Call is moving through beta, so players willing to deal with crashes, weirdness and unfinished edges can get in early.
The Sims goes Alpha is today's update from the October 1999 desk, and there is enough here to make retro PC players pay attention.
Bleem LLC Announces v1.5 is today's promo hook. Publishers are throwing prizes, rebates and giveaways at players, because apparently just selling the game is not enough anymore.
Microsoft Baseball 2000 is today's update from the October 1999 desk, and there is enough here to make retro PC players pay attention.