Interplay lands TR team, sets up affiliated shop in Britain.
One brings you closer to death, the other helps you stay one step ahead of it.
Level editor for Valve's upcoming shooter gets an early release.
Westwood finds another way to sell Command & Conquer.
Two expansion sets and a multiplayer are due.
McGarvey promoted to worldwide COO.
Second quarter revs on the rise.
Can a Tamagotchi card be far behind?
Portables sporting Intel's new wonder chip drive sales.
One of 7th Level's original investors lightens his portfolio.
The Blackstone Chronicles to come alive.
There's a new addition to the ION Storm stable.
Activision gave GameSpot News a peek at the next version of Shanghai, the popular pairs-matching puzzle game.
Spectrum HoloByte announces deal with European developer Kalisto.
It's getting harder and harder to avoid the hungry critter; MS snares the bird for IE 4.0.
Direct from Europe, VIE imports its White Label stateside.
The Logic Factory's real-time strategy game Tone Rebellion moves from under Broderbund's wing.
The hovercraft are coming, the hovercraft are coming...to the Net this fall.
Java-based games are up and running on ClassicGames.com
MSNBC launches hockey fantasy leagues on the net.
Mindscape solidifies distribution deal with Red Storm.
New 3-D game upgrade should give those holiday releases a bit more zing.
GT ships Sid Meier's Civilization II for Mac.
Folks at Origin are breathing a collective sigh of relief that their baby is doing fine
Game developer denounces what it calls AOL's abrupt cancellation of its game.
Sierra announces plans for GK III; title gets web site today, full release next summer.
The second annual Warbirds Convention gets underway this Thursday in Houston.
Zork Grand Inquisitor will be the first part of a new Zork Trilogy.
Westwood is claiming that Counterstrike, the official expansion disc for Command & Conquer Red Alert, has become the fastest selling add-on pack in computer gaming history by selling over 650,000 ...
As the big All Female Quake Tournament nears, GameSpot News finds out that all girls don't play with dolls - some of them play with guns.
Maker of HeliCOPS finds itself with a $7.1 million loss.
Flight Unlimited developer, Looking Glass, merges with military systems development company, Intermetrics.
Miami Dolphins star quarterback throws a pass for Sierra
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The next version of SimCity gets pushed back.
New multiplayer feature of Magic: The Gathering to be shown at World Championships.
CompUSA announces record earnings for fourth quarter.
GameSpot News gets to the heart of the cease and desist order given to Apogee over potential patent infringement.
Ten companies move away from Matsushita-backed DVD-RAM deal.
Rendition has received US$22 million in private equity financing from a consortium of venture capitalists. Paul Vais, the vice president of Patricof & Co., one of the firms investing in ...
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