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.
Bugs Bunny Lost in Time is now shipping, adding one more game to an October release calendar that already looks like somebody kicked over a filing cabinet.
Demolition Racer is now shipping, adding one more game to an October release calendar that already looks like somebody kicked over a filing cabinet.
Deer Hunt Challenge is now shipping, adding one more game to an October release calendar that already looks like somebody kicked over a filing cabinet.
Jane's USAF is now shipping, adding one more game to an October release calendar that already looks like somebody kicked over a filing cabinet.
Half-Life Mac is today's business-side update, the sort of suit-and-spreadsheet news that still decides what games actually reach players.
Three IncaGold Titles is now shipping, adding one more game to an October release calendar that already looks like somebody kicked over a filing cabinet.
The First Meet Nox Tour Event Finished is today's promo hook. Publishers are throwing prizes, rebates and giveaways at players, because apparently just selling the game is not.
Asheron's Call 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.
Shadow Company is now shipping, adding one more game to an October release calendar that already looks like somebody kicked over a filing cabinet.
The useful part: With a multi-million dollar print, television and online advertising campaign, Eidos will grab global mindshare to promote Lara Croft's return to both the PC and PlayStation game console for the holiday season.