A new Ghost Recon 2 movie is now available
on Ubisoft's
FTP server (direct link), showing off Red Storm's upcoming Tom Clancy
tactical shooter sequel. The clip offers a couple of minutes of gameplay,
accompanied by narration from designer Christian Allen. The clip is a 25 MB
download, mirrored on
3D
Gamers. Also, some new media is now available from Pacific Fighters, the
upcoming World War II combat flight simulation from 1C:Maddox Games, the folks
behind IL2-Sturmovik. The
screenshots section
on the
game's
official website features nearly a dozen new screenshots showing off cockpit
art, and
the videos page
features a new "tech demo" trailer from the game. The 20 MB trailer is mirrored
on
3D Gamers.
Finally,
the new X²
Newsletter is online, offering, among other things,
the Game
Convention trailer for X²: The Return. The 52 MB video of Egosoft's upcoming
space game expansion is also available on
3D Gamers.
Access Gamer has the
announcement of Dark Region, an MMORPG using Garage Games' Torque Engine in the
works at indie developer Uber Real Games. There are no details at this point
other than a brief outline of the game's science fiction-themed storyline, and a
note that the game will be available for both Windows and MacOS.
A new
KnightShift 2: Curse
of Souls Product Page is online, offering publisher ZUXXEZ's resource
dedicated to the upcoming role-playing sequel in the works at Reality Pump
Studios. Meanwhile, ZUXXEZ has also posted their
The Kings of the Dark Age
Product Page, dedicated to
the upcoming turn-based strategy game in the works at Croatian developer
Cateia Games (
story). Thanks
Frans.
A new demo is now available for
Live for
Speed S1, updating the sample of this online racing sim through the recent
Patch H (
story). The demo, along with an updated installer for
the full game, can be found on
the Downloads
Section of the framed site. Thanks
Frans.
We're having a fine old time with the little Smurfs (thanks to the forums for
re-dubbing our temporary wards with an even better tag), though as their comfort
level with us rises, so does the likelihood of outbursts... but they are good
kids, and everything eventually works out. Anyway, the older boy, who is six, is
interested in watching the Giants game with me today, which will be fun. He's
already rooting for the Giants, so today the lesson plan will focus on how much
we hate the Cowboys. Of course, this could potentially lead to a complicated
conversation about how we can still love Coach Parcells while hating his team,
but perhaps the subtle psychosis of the hard-core sports fan is a lesson we
should save for when he gets a little older.