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.
Malkari made news on April 21, 1999, with iMagicGames, a Division of Interactive Magic, is releasing Malkari, an Internet strategy game with special packs in and turn-based play.
Microsoft today revealed that Microsoft Baseball 2000, packing all the teams, stadiums and gamers of Major League Baseball, has started to appear on store shelves.
Microsoft today revealed that Parker Brothers Classic Card Games and Milton Bradley Classic Board Games, both by Hasbro Interactive, are now available for free multiplayer matchmaking on the MSN Gaming Zone.
Aztech new Media a leading publisher of budget line software and expansion pack products focusing on entertainment and games, has revealed that it will exclusively produce a licensed expansion pack for the sequel to Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six, the best-selling game by Red Storm Entertainment, Morrisville, North Carolina.
FreeSpace 2 has been revealed today, giving us one more thing to watch as 1999 keeps getting louder.
At Windows World/Spring Comdex, Microsoft unveiled the new IntelliMouse Explorer, the most radical technology and design advance in the 30-year life of the mouse.
Webdog v1.06 made news on April 18, 1999, with Square Eight has put out a new version of Webdog v1.06.
Waterloo has put up the demo of Railroad Tycoon II: The Second Century which was developed by PopTop Software.
Today at the 35th Anniversary of the Ford Mustang event, Microsoft revealed it has reached an agreement with Ford Motor Co. to feature a selection of licensed Ford vehicles in the new Midtown Madness racing game for the PC from Microsoft.
Michael Crichton, best-selling author and director, today revealed the formation of Timeline Studios, whose goal is to develop and distribute the next generation in computer gaming software.