June 1998
Robotech: Crystal Dreams almost finished
June 21, 1998 - Gametek's Robotech: Crystal Dreams video game for Nintendo 64 looks to be almost finished as IGN64.com did a review on the game.
Source: Disciples of Zor

July 1998
Robocon 1999 announced for next year
July 19, 1998 - Robocon 1999 will take place on October 15 - 17, 1999 at the Doubletree Hotel in Anaheim, CA. Guests of Honor confirmed are: Greg Snegoff (Khyron/Scott Bernard), Richard Epcar (Ben Dixon, Lunk), Alexandra Kenworthy (Azonia/The Regis), Tony Oliver (Rick Hunter), Dan Woren (Roy Fokker), Carl Macek, and Arlon Ober. Hope to see you there!
Source: Robocon.org and Disciples of Zor

New Robotech II: The Sentinels Comic release
July 22, 1998 - Robotech II: The Sentinels: Rubicon #1 has released today. This comic begins to tell what happened in McKinney's Book 5 of Sentinels. There seems to be no completion to Book 4's comic series now due to Antarctic Press' ownership of the Robotech comic license
Source: Robotech II: The Sentinels: Rubicon #1

Robotech: Crystal Dreams officially Canceled
July 26, 1998 - Robotech: Crystal Dreams has been canceled due to Gametek going out of business officially last week. There is hope that another game such as Capcom to pick it up (but it never happened). The video game was almost completed after two and a half years.
Source: Opus and Disciples of Zor

Robotech: Crystal Dreams Comic Existence
July 26, 1998 - At a recent game convention GameTek gave away free promo comics that told the story of the Robotech: Crystal Dreams video game storyline.
Source: IGN64.com

A New Web Site to take Hold of the Fandom
July 26, 1998 - A new Robotech fansite was created that became at one time, one of the main spot of the Robotech fandom along with the Disciples of Zor fan club. It lasted for 3 years. Their Message Board was overly active with the fandom community. [ The Robotech Page ]
Source: TheRobotechPage.com

August 1998
Robotech: Crystal Dreams Comic Existence
August 2, 1998 - At a recent game convention GameTek gave away free promo comics that told the story of the Robotech: Crystal Dreams video game storyline. The comic was originally publish for May 1998.
Source: IGN64.com

Two new Robotech comic series released
August 24, 1998 - Antarctic Press releases Robotech: Covert Ops #1 and Robotech: Wings of Gibralter #1. They are both in black and white.
Source: IGN64.com