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Gathering of Developers today revealed that its groovy Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 mission pack and Grand Theft Auto: Director's Cut have both gone gold and will be heading to stores to stores next week.
HEAT.NET today revealed that Requiem: Avenging Angel, 3DO's new first-person action experience, is available for immediate play on HEAT.NET, the fast, free online gaming service with the largest selection of games.
Ward Six officially revealed that Friday, April 23rd, will be Dark Friday, the day that the Dawn of Darkness beta demo is unleashed on the internet gaming community.
Descent 3 Demo 2 is now in gamers' hands, or at least close enough to start hammering download servers.
Midtown Madness has crossed the line from waiting game to actual product, which is always better than another promise.
Kesmai Corporation today revealed that its GameStorm service, the largest pay-for-play games site on the Internet, will be holding a Starship Troopers: Total Domination tournament.
PopTop Software's Railroad Tycoon II: The Second Century and Railroad Tycoon II for the Macintosh have Gone Gold.
To celebrate the launch of the new Toyota Tundra, Toyota's full-size pickup truck assembled in the United States, the MSN Gaming Zone and Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. revealed that they will give away a Toyota Tundra on the MSN Gaming Zone as the grand prize for the Tundra Madness tournament, for which trial one competition begins tomorrow.
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.