BreakNeck features two complete game options from which to choose: realistic racing simulation and arcade racing simulation. Players can choose from 43 different cars and compete on 24 exciting racetracks with 96 different versions, including mirror-image mode, driving in both directions and different road surfaces. Players can also enjoy the optional weapons mode with a choice of 20 different systems including machine-gun, oil-thrower, Marionator and more.

Breakneck will be available in stores on June 22, 2000 at a suggested retail price of $39.95.

One of the most visually stunning features of SimCity 3000 Unlimited is the addition of two entirely new sets of buildings: Asian and European. Hundreds of new buildings, from the red-tiled roofs and windmills of a Dutch farming village to the glass skyscrapers and pagodas of Tokyo, combined with the original game's North American building set give players a worldwide selection of options as they create their ideal cities.

While SimCity 3000 is famous for its open-ended, no winning or losing gameplay style, there are many players, especially casual gamers, who enjoy the challenge of reaching a specific goal. For those players, SimCity 3000 Unlimited comes packed with over a dozen scenarios. Virtual mayors can fight crime and corruption in Moscow, reunite East and West Berlin and rebuild a city after an ecological disaster. Players can even create their own scenarios with the new SimCity Scenario Creator and trade these over the Internet.

Top on the list of fan requests were more disasters to torment their resident Sims with, so SimCity 3000 Unlimited delivers four new disasters in addition to all of the hair-raising calamities from the original. Whirlpools sink ships pulling into harbors. Flaming pieces of space junk fall from the sky. Green toxic clouds deliver building-dissolving acid rain on areas of heavy pollution. And plagues of locust descend upon farmlands.

Other new features include the new Building Architect Plus tool that allows players to model their own homes or imaginary buildings and see them in their games. Players now have the freedom to create the perfect setting for their cities with terrain they can edit. And in SimCity 3000 Unlimited, cities can experience holidays and seasonal events such as a winter ice skating rink, fireworks stands for the Fourth of July, a parade for New Years or Thanksgiving, a haunted house with trick-or-treaters and flowers in the spring.

SimCity 3000 Unlimited is available in stores now for a suggested retail price of US$39.95. Current owners of SimCity 3000 will receive a $10 mail-in rebate.

You Don't Know Jack 5th Dementia introduces on-line multiplayer competition to the Jack game series. Players will be able meet and match wits against thousands of others on-line, or they can challenge friends the traditional way on the same PC. You Don't Know Jack 5th Dementia features 550 new pop culture and high culture questions and introduces the new "Bug Bytes(tm)" question type. The game is scheduled to ship sometime in September.

"We had hoped to be able to expand combat simulations beyond the traditional niche, to broaden their appeal and make them a viable market for us to participate in. But, what we learned from our recent release of Gunship!, is that we're challenged to attract the hard core fans and, at the same time, the more casual gamers. As both Gunship! and Tank Platoon! shared a common engine and game design, we saw little opportunity to rectify the situation and made the decision not to move forward with Tank Platoon!. This is allowing us to focus our development resources on new projects."