Black & White in September
PC: A source close to Lionhead Studios has revealed to FGN Online that Black & White's release is likely to be around September rather than the Q2, 2000 slot that has been widely touted. 
Type-S on GT2000's Tail
PlayStation2: Square's Driving Emotion: Type-S continues to shine and these latest shots show off the most attractive racer on PlayStation2.
3D Programmers Look Here
Mesa Logic Inc. (creators of Area 51) has immediate openings for 3D programmers.
Railgun Spiral Revisited
Online: Quake III players who still reminisce about the old Quake II days, when railgun shots had spiral-shaped trails and there was no such thing as a curved surface, will be interested in a new mod from The House of Hard Havoc.
The GBA is Out There
Handhelds: With demand for Game Boy Advance dev kits far outweighing supply, Nintendo has promised more kits for developers from April.
PlayStation2 Japan Hacked
PlayStation2: Nefarious Hackers burrowed their way into the official Japanese PlayStation site yesterday and stole customer information.
Cyan is Hiring
Cyan is once again changing the way people are entertained. You like what we did in the past? You should see where we�re going.
Pharaoh Expands and Expands
PC: Sierra and Impressions Games have revealed two new jewels for its Egyptian strategy sim, Pharaoh. All the details inside.
Freeloader Designs for Success
Online: Freeloader.com, which will offer games such as Grand Theft Auto and its London 1969 add-on for free download, has revealed the design plans for its soon-to-be-launched website.
Acclaim Lands DoA2
Dreamcast: Acclaim has picked up the publishing rights to Tecmo's impressive looking Dreamcast fighter, Dead or Alive 2.
Develop Games In Paradise
The Collective seeks Programmers, Artists, and Designers to join their world-class team on new, next-generation titles.
No More Tomb Raider?
PlayStation: After recent news that Eidos will release a fifth Tomb Raider game for PlayStation this year, IGNPSX polled the public and got some interesting results�
Heavy Iron is Hiring
Heavy Iron Studios is looking for industry veterans to help bring the Evil Dead license to PC and next generation consoles.
Mia Hamm on N64
N64: World League Soccer is being given a feminine feel. The English soccer hero Michael Owen, who leant his name to the game across the Atlantic, is being replaced by the U.S.'s very own Mia Hamm. IGN64 has reported that Mia Hamm 64 Soccer will probably replace the male characters with more feminine models. Publisher SouthPeak is yet to comment.
RPG for Lifers
PC: Prison-based PC RPG Gothic is due to be released into society on July 2000, according to Egmont Interactive and Piranha Bytes.
Microsoft's Robot Sequel
PC: Work on Microsoft's big mech sequel continues apace. Step inside for the latest MechCommander 2 screens.
Pok�mon Movie Gets Date
N64: Kids will inundate theaters once more this summer as Pok�mon the Movie 2000 will open in the U.S. on July 21.
Metropolis Enters Two Worlds Era
PC: Metropolis Software House, the Polish developer behind titles such as Odium, has released the first details on its new action/strategy/RPG project, Two Worlds.
Smackdown Gets Aggressive
PlayStation: THQ is planning to wrestle gamers into submission with an aggressive marketing strategy to support its latest PlayStation grappler WWF Smackdown.
Shadow Watch Demo
PC: James Bond wannabes may want to take a look at Red Storm Entertainment's Shadow Watch.
Shipping Forecast Excites at Last
Multi: The all singing, all dancing and all profaning characters of South Park have raced their way to N64, while blood and guts actioner Berserk has been completed for U.S. release by Eidos.
Metal Fatigue Energizes Online
PC: Psygnosis is releasing the demo for Metal Fatigue today, and has launched a 'Build-a-Bot' Giveaway competition to support the download's release.
KOF Shows Evolution Evidence
Dreamcast: News on the upcoming King of Fighters Evolution title for Naomi and Dreamcast has been posted on SNK's Dricas website, including details of online-compatible plans and new characters.
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