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Updated bleem! Demo is now in gamers' hands, or at least close enough to start hammering download servers.
GROMADA made news on April 16, 1999, with Buka Entertainment Company revealed its new project, an action/arcade game GROMADA scheduled for release in Q2 1999.
Official Aliens versus Predator Website made news on April 16, 1999, with Stomped says that the official website for the upcoming Aliens versus Predator game has opened.
Sierra Studios revealed that it will release an official game expansion for the highly celebrated 3D action thriller, Half-Life, this fall.
Sega Dreamcast US Launch Date made news on April 15, 1999, with During a teleconference from its headquarters in San Francisco, Calif.
Today the MSN Gaming Zone begins sign-ups for Tundra Madness, a Monster Truck Madness 2 tournament in which the winner will be crowned the Duke of Dirt and walk away with a brand new Toyota Tundra.
In a move to broaden their existing product line, interactive entertainment software publisher DreamCatcher Interactive today revealed the formation of their new action/strategy label, Re:Action Entertainment.
FLY! Release Date made news on April 15, 1999, with Take Two Interactive has revealed the launch date for FLY!, their eagerly anticipated flight sim.
U.S. Navy using Microsoft Flight Simulator is the story today, and it is the kind of late-April 1999 news blast that makes the pre-E3 season feel like someone kicked the hornet nest.
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