Singletrac Hops on Bandwagon
The makers of Twisted Metal and Jet Moto bring their skills to Nintendo's 64-bit machine.
The makers of Twisted Metal and Jet Moto bring their skills to Nintendo's 64-bit machine.
Step into the showroom and have a glimpse at these screenshots of Titus' new N64 racing title.
Marv Albert will provide the play-by-play for Acclaim's upcoming title NFL Quarterback Club '98.
Capcom's Dungeons & Dragons Collection puts two classic D&D arcade titles on one Saturn disc.
Capcom's latest Mega Man X game uses the Saturn to its full potential.
DreamWorks unveils its E3 lineup, including The Lost World and other licensed titles.
Activision experiences their most successful year since new management took over in 1991.
The biggest of all fighting games comes to the 32-bit machine in an all-new collection for Saturn and PlayStation.
The second game in the Tobal series is nixed for a US release by Square.
Today, Sega's long-awaited Saturn title, Fighters Megamix, hits US shelves.
Atari Collection 1 is ready to go on the Saturn; to be released next month.
Fox Interactive gears up to release Argonaut's fantastic 3-D action game, Croc.
Nintendo's bulky drive peripheral has remained a mystery, but details are slowly unfolding.
Even the virtual world has its pecking order; Playmates Toys will test the waters with its new entry.
While the match that pits man versus machine continues, ENGAGE offers play-by-play action and online chess matches.
Sim-creator Maxis will lower prices on their titles, and announces financial results for the last quarter.
Prime the shrink-wrap, Rage Racer is ready to roll.
A look back at the Saturn, and some Sega history that they'd probably like to forget.
PlayStation sales are projected to top 18 million units in the coming year.
Saturn gamers have something to celebrate, as Working Designs' new Spaz label brings Sega arcade hits home.
Quality software and a renewed concentration on development studios, affiliated label programs continue to drive the gaming industry to new highs.
Sony's number one mascot comes back to his roots via Naughty Dog and Universal Interactive.
And throws in a free game as well. Who do they think they are…Sega?
A surge in first quarter software sales for computers and video game consoles appears to signal good times for the interactive entertainment industry.
Sony gets the kind of 3-D graphics and rendering tools that will give developers more freedom to create killer PlayStation applications.
The company made US$93 million in revenues, but net income remained almost the same.
Tomorrow, Intel releases its Pentium II chip for PC and coin-op use, although reports of a flaw have surfaced.
NPD Group reports that millions and millions of game software titles were bought in the quarter ending March 31. Curious to know how many?
The company says it's on the right track, hopes to rid itself of uninspired titles.
Kicking it into high gear, Titus releases the first details (and a screen) of its new racing title, Lamborghini 64 for the Nintendo 64.
Konami anticipates that strong sales of their video game software should result in a projected profit of 9 billion yen in this fiscal year. The company has not performed as ...
Yesterday Acclaim laid off 15 percent of its workforce, even after their first N64 success. What does the future hold?
Virtual Pets from Bandai and Tiger vie for kids' attention, care, and pocket money; the hype can be heard 'round the world.
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