iEntertainment Network, Inc.
                  Prospectus Supplement Dated January 10, 2000
                     (To Prospectus Dated November 23, 1999)


         The following paragraphs are hereby added to the disclosure under the
heading "Prospectus Summary Recent Developments" on page 3 of the prospectus:

         On January 7, 2000, the Company issued a press release substantially as
follows:

          iEntertainment Network, a leading provider and operator of worldwide
          Internet entertainment communities, announced today it will launch a
          co-branded gaming site with Red Hat, Inc.

          Red Hat is a leader in open-source operating system software, services
          and information and distributes the popular Red Hat Linux OS.

          "This groundbreaking agreement provides iEntertainment Network with
          the opportunity to access the Red Hat Linux revolution and to provide
          our award-winning content to the open-source community," said Dave
          Murray, iEN's V.P of Marketing. "Red Hat is the clear leader in the
          open-source movement and we are eager to enter this phenomenal
          market."

          Under the agreement, the Red Hat Homepage will feature the "Geek
          Games" (http://www.gamesforgeeks.com) site which contains a wide
          variety of computer games as well as Linux gaming news updates.
          iEntertainment Network will also begin developing games using Red Hat
          Linux.

          In recent months, iEntertainment Network has signed contracts to
          provide entertainment content for Time Warner Entertainment's
          ENTERTAINDOM(R) (www.entertaindom.com) site and Earthlink's Games
          Arena (www.thegamesarena.com). In addition, iEntertainment Network has
          increased their Internet customer base by releasing new versions of
          their award-winning WarBirds and Dawn of Aces Internet flight
          simulation games, launching Hearts, Spades, Pinochle, Bridge, Rummy,
          Bingo eXtreme, completing their acquisition of the TheGamers.Net
          entertainment service, and establishing independent Bingo servers in
          both Germany and the UK.

          Founded in 1994, Red Hat, Inc. is the market leader in open-source
          operating system (OS) software, services and information. Along with
          its award-winning open-source Red Hat Linux OS, Red Hat offers a full
          line of services, including telephone support, on-site consulting,
          developer training, certification programs and priority access
          updates, making Red Hat a leading resource for knowledgeable,
          innovative, mission-critical open-source solutions. Red Hat shares all
          of its software innovations freely with the open-source community
          under the GNU General Public License (GPL). The official Red Hat Linux
          OS and related services are available directly from the company and




          through its partner, distributor and reseller programs. Red Hat is
          based in Durham, N.C., and has offices worldwide.

          On January 10, 1999, the Company issued the following press release:

          iEntertainment Network announced today that company advertising
          impressions increased to 135 million in the 4th quarter from 94
          million in the 3rd quarter. The company credited new relationships
          with EarthLink and Time Warner Entertainment as contributors to
          advertising gains.

          "During the fourth quarter, we launched EarthLink's Games Arena and we
          also began a new partnership providing content for Time Warner
          Entertainment's ENTERTAINDOM(R) site," said Dave Murray,
          iEntertainment Network's V.P. of Marketing. "The Internet advertising
          numbers generated from new relationships, combined with the ongoing
          growth of our existing sites, has resulted in a significant increase
          in our overall online advertising impressions.

          In addition to the two recent business relationships, iEntertainment
          Network has also released new versions of their award-winning WarBirds
          and Dawn of Aces Internet flight simulations, launched 5 new card
          games, 4 bingo eXtreme games and All Day Solitaire; and completed the
          acquisition of The Gamers.Net entertainment service.

          The company also reiterated that it has formally changed its name to
          iEntertainment Network from Interactive Magic. The name change was
          approved at the Company's annual meeting on December 30, 1999.