PC Zone was the first IBM PC compatible gaming magazine published in the U.K. It was published from April 1993 until September 2010. Features from the February 2000 issue include: The Shape of Things to Come - A tongue-in-cheek vision of the future of gaming including full price bug-fix patches, polygon counts beyond calculation, sexual activity simulator, and more. Online 2000 - The upcoming revolution of broadband internet connections and how it will affect gaming. I remember switching from dial-up to a cable modem in 1998. Great Expectations - Readers answer questions like "Which game would you most like to see a sequel to?" and "What will the games of the future look like?" among other questions about the future of gaming. The Future of 3D Gaming - A preview of upcoming 3D graphics cards and the features they will have including Matrox's G400 MAX, S3's Savage2000+, 3DFX's VSA-100, nVidia's GeForce 256, ATI's Rage Fury MAXX plus hardware support for upcoming technologies like DirectX 7 and OpenGL. The Future According To... - Various developers talk about their expectations for the future of games on the PC. Read more: https://hive.blog/hive-140217/@darth-azrael/pc-zone-february-2000 #retrogaming #retrocomputing
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