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From Baldur's
Gate to Star Wars
Sep 27 2000 12:35:20 ET
LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC and game developer BioWare Corp.
will produce a Star Wars role-playing game (RPG) for PCs and "next
generation" video game consoles. |
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Making
Sense of All These Star Trek Games
Sep 25 2000 19:16:34 ET
The Star Trek universe has been inspiring computer games for nearly
as long as there have been computers, and SPACE.com is here to help
you tell the new generation apart. |
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'Allegiance'
Reminds Players There's No 'I' in 'Teamwork'
Sep 27 2000 08:20:05 ET
Most online games are big game hunts: sign on and kill everything
in your path until the game is over. However, games like Microsoft's
Allegiance space-combat game are changing the playing field by making
blowing things up a truly social event. |
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Sid
Meier's Alpha Centauri Goes GURPS
Sep 25 2000 14:32:28 ET |
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Microsoft
Buys 'Marathon' Game Maker
Sep 25 2000 14:10:48 ET |
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Jackson Games announced Tuesday that it has acquired the rights
to produce a roleplaying game based on "Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri"
a computer strategy game developed by FIRAXIS Games and published
by Electronic Arts. |
Microsoft
has deepened its science fiction portfolio, buying the developer
of the classic 'Marathon' series of sci-fi action games and the
highly-anticipated 'Halo.' |
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'Deep Space Nine'
Game Lets You Explore the Federation Frontier
Sep 22 2000 13:49:47 ET
Deep Space Nine enjoyed something unique in the three-decade history
of Star Trek on television: a definite ending. As the credits rolled
for the last time, Cardassia was in ruins, Captain Ben Sisko had
transcended our reality and most of DS9's crew had left for new
assignments. But what happened next? |
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