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Archived News:
Xbox 360 Launch Lineup Announced is one of the announcements from the X05
extravaganza about the next-generation console system. One of the titles it
contains is an Xbox 360 Castle Wolfenstein game. There are no indications
of plans for a PC version (not that there necessarily would be in such a press
release), but Raven
Working on the Next Wolfenstein on Shacknews reveals the developer of the
project and the fact that it will utilize "a sort of extension of the MegaTexture
tech used by ET: Quake Wars," suggesting a PC version may indeed be in the
works, though "the Xbox 360 is the primary development platform." They go on to
say: "Basically, expect Wolfenstein to have one huge game world. No more loading
individual levels." Here's the blurb on the game from the PR: id
Software's newest chapter in the legendary "Wolfenstein" series will deliver
players deep behind the enemy lines of a war-torn Germany, where Nazi
experiments with technology and the supernatural threaten to turn the tide of
World War II. Utilizing a revolutionary new graphics technology targeted
specifically at next-generation hardware, this new "Wolfenstein" experience will
draw players into a world of unmatched exploration, action and
espionage.
Brothers In Arms: Earned in
Blood Video Game Deploys for Xbox and PC (thanks Frans) is the press release
announcing that Gearbox Software's World War II shooter sequel is heading into
stores for the PC and Xbox, with the PS2 edition to follow later in the month.
Here's a bit: Today Ubisoft, one of the world's largest video game
publishers and Gearbox Software, one of the world's leading development studios,
announced that Brothers In Arms Earned In Blood(TM) has shipped to retail stores
for the Xbox® video game system and the PC. The PlayStation®2 computer
entertainment system version is projected to ship to retail stores later this
month. Brothers In Arms Earned in Blood is the second episode in the successful
Brothers In Arms franchise. Known for its unprecedented combination of
authenticity, compelling story and squad-based action, the Brothers In Arms
franchise established itself as a benchmark for military action games quickly
after its initial release in March 2005. Brothers In Arms Earned In Blood has an
ESRB rating of "M" for Mature and an MSRP of $49.99.
Anarchy Enterprises announces Hell Tycoon, an unusual, if not a trifle ironic
take on the mogul game genre, due for release on June 6, 2006, or 6/6/6. Here's
word: Anarchy Enterprise's has confirmed "Hell Tycoon" -kept secret- deep
down in the dark guts of their game vault for some time now. "It's just time to
set our demons free," said Bill Wallace. "It started off as a joke. You know,
what will they come up with next - Hell Tycoon? Then one of the artists made
some kind of hell-spawned creation and stuck it into one of our other tycoon
games. It was running around breathing fire on all the happy little tycoon
village people, and we all had a laugh. Next week someone else took it a step
further and there was a lake of fire, and we had another laugh. This goofing
around went on for a few months - until one day we were looking at each other
and saying, hey - this isn't a joke anymore - this is freakin' awesome!"
While specific details are still shrouded in mystery, at least the following is
certain: You are in charge of tormenting damned souls on all 9 circles of Hell.
The souls (bad little sims) are running around trying to repent for their sins
on the chance they might make it to Heaven, but you've got to make sure that
doesn't happen. No - they need to be punished... in the lake of fire... for
eternity! (insert diabolical laughter here) Your job is to see to it they get a
good and fitting eternal damnation for their earth-bound evil-doings.
As in any tycoon game, you expect a nice variety of buildings. In Hell Tycoon,
buildings are torture devices, plain and simple. And who better to subject to a
generous helpings of depraved and merciless horrors, than a cast of villains
including Lawyers, Terrorists and Nazis. (Who could get tired of torturing
Nazis?) In the end, success is measured by distributing pain and grinding the
damned into an eternity of terror. Said Bill Wallace, "Nobody goes to Heaven on
my watch!"
Hell Tycoon is slated for release on June 6, 2006.
For more information visit:
www.anarchyent.com
Diplomacy
arrives in stores on GameSpot announces that the latest PC edition of the
classic board game is arriving in North American Stores. Here's word on Paradox
Interactive's adaptation: The game features single-player and online and
LAN multiplayer modes, a graphical negotiation language that makes the act of
diplomacy the same whether you're dealing with other players or artifical
intelligence, an in-depth tutorial, and online ranking ladders, tournaments, and
matchmaking services.
A demo/trial version is now available of Space Hack,
Rebelmind's hack-and-slash science fiction RPG. The trial version allows 60
minutes of gameplay before unlimited play must be unlocked via a key purchased
online. The download is 252 MB. available on
FileFront and
Trygames.
The Psychonauts Downloads Page
now offers a new patch for Psychonauts (thanks Frans), updating Double Fine
Productions' psychic romp to version 1.04. The
change log on the Majesco Games Forums outlines what's new.
- Guild Wars
The
Guild Wars
Extended Computer Gaming World Post-Mortem on 1UP.com (thanks
Guild Wars Slovenija) is
a Q&A with ArenaNet's Gaile Gray about how their MMORPG is doing on its
six-month anniversary: "Offering 450 skills is bound to cause a lot of
concerns about balance and fair play. Players have seen the 'überbuild' in
enough games to be somewhat wary of elaborate progression systems. But
balance has been our first and main focus from day one, and it continues to
remain our primary objective even now. We've been able to stream modest
changes, and we've held major events such as our PVP Extreme Weekend (PVPX)
in late August to verify necessary changes."
- Starship Troopers
RPG
Vault's Starship Troopers Q&A discusses Strangelite's upcoming game
based on the Heinlein-inspired sci-fi movie. Want to know more? "Our
storyline is original, but some of the missions are based on episodes from
the film - notably Whiskey Outpost and the first battle scene (the night
battle Klendathu Drop). We want the fan of the film to immediately feel at
home in the game - so the troopers, the weapons, dropships - and even some
of the classic film lines - should be instantly recognizable. For those
unfamiliar with the film, we aim to present them with a coherent storyline
that sweeps them along and into the game."
- The Matrix: Path of Neo
There's a
The Matrix: Path of Neo Q&A on Computer and Video Games (thanks Frans)
talking with Shiny's Dave Perry about their upcoming Matrix game: "The twist
to the Path of Neo is that while you are indeed Neo, you don't have to get
captured or lose a fight when Keanu Reeves did in the movie. A great thing
about working with the [movie] directors is that they happily added a lot of
new content. I would guess that 50% of Path of Neo is all new content... New
places, new characters, new situations. One level even has five new
Animatrix style episodes in it! Another major feature is the new fighting
system, it allows you to blend together multiple fighting systems (like
guns, swords, sticks, poles, acrobatics, special powers, bullet time etc.)."
- GT Legends
The
GT Legends Q&A on TotalVideoGames talks with Rod Chong, producer on the
old school racing sim: "It was reasonably straight forward researching the
cars. We went to several FIA GTC-TC races and photographed all the cars and
worked closely with the drivers, owners and mechanics of these amazing
machines. Everyone involved was quite helpful. The FIA organization also
gave us access to the FIA Homologation booklets for some of the cars."
- Spend the Night
Erotic
MMO Targets Female Audience on Next Generation (thanks Frans) is a Q&A
with Republik's Robert Coshland discussing Spend the Night, their upcoming
hot-to-trot MMORPG being developed for an adult audience.
A new GUN movie is
online, offering a look at the "Towns of the West" in Beenox's upcoming violent
horse opera. The clip is available on
3D Gamers,
FileFront, Gamer's Hell,
and Worthplaying.
Also, a new Warhammer: Mark of Chaos movie is the high resolution version of the
Flash clip from Black Hole's upcoming RTS game, available on
3D Gamers,
FileFront, Gameguru Mania,
Gamer's Hell, and
Worthplaying.
Finally, a new Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones diary movie #3 features a few
of the folks at Ubisoft discussing the upcoming return of the acrobatic prince.
One or both of two different sizes are available on
3D Gamers,
FileFront, Gamer's Hell,
GameSpot, and
Worthplaying.
Thanks Mike Martinez and Frans.
Wow, yesterday a Corporal, and today a Gunnery Sergeant. Gunnery Sergeant
Hartman would have been so proud. Well, maybe not... I'm sort of the Private Joker type.
R.I.P.:
Actor Nipsey Russell dies at 80 (thanks Richard) and
Paul Pena -- star of 1999 documentary 'Genghis Blues' (thanks Mike Martinez).
Duke Nukem Forever to arrive
December, Amazon claims on the Inquirer (thanks Richard) is an article all
amped up over a
Duke Nukem Forever listing on Amazon with December 2, 2005 as the release
date for the long-in-development shooter sequel. While we are dubious about the
accuracy of all this (the long-standing official release date for Duke Nukem
Forever is "when it's done"), the Inquirer article is not, saying "We don’t
believe that Amazon plans to trick its customers..." offering some legal advice
that would make Jackie Chiles proud: "...it's not its style and the customers
can sue if it fails."
Peter Jackson puts on 'Halo' for Hollywood (thanks Lance) has word that the
Lord of the Rings director is to co-executive produce the upcoming Halo motion
picture, warthogs and all: Jackson and his wife, Fran Walsh, will serve
as the executive producers for "Halo," which is targeted for worldwide release
in mid-2007 by Universal Pictures and Twentieth Century Fox film studios.
Universal will oversee the film's production and domestic distribution. Fox will
handle international distribution.
"Halo" will be shot in Wellington, New Zealand, and will use Jackson's
production and postproduction facilities there.
"I'm a huge fan of the game and look forward to helping it come alive on the
cinema screen," Jackson said in a statement.
The executive producers will collaborate with Universal, Fox and Microsoft's
Bungie Studios, which created the game.
"Halo," the best-selling franchise for Microsoft's Xbox game console, follows
the adventures of the futuristic super-soldier Master Chief as he battles an
alien onslaught.
Screenwriter and novelist Alex Garland wrote the original feature film
adaptation of Halo. A director will be named in coming weeks, but the cast has
yet to be announced.
Ubisoft announces the next installment in the adventures of stealthy Sam Fisher
is in development under the working title Splinter Cell 4. A teaser
Splinter Cell 4 Website is
online, where registration is being accepted for future updates on the project.
Here's the announcement: Revolutionary
New Installment from the Blockbuster Stealth Action Franchise Coming Spring 2006
Amsterdam, THE NETHERLANDS – October 4, 2005 – Today Ubisoft, one of the world’s
largest video game publishers, announces Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell® 4 (working
title), the next masterpiece in the Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell® series. Tom
Clancy’s Splinter Cell® 4 will be available in Spring 2006 for current and next
generation consoles as well as for PC.
Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell® 4 will thrust players into a new breed of game play
that promises to innovate and revolutionize the Splinter Cell® franchise.
Ubisoft is taking the saga of Sam Fisher into entirely new territory, expanding
the story and depth of his character.
Games in the Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell® series have garnered some of the
industry’s most prestigious awards and outstanding reviews, including Best
Action/Adventure Game of the Year at the Electronic Entertainment Expo in 2002
and 2004, The Academy of Interactive Arts and Science’s Action/Adventure Game of
the Year Award, (Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow™) and the highest
review score ever from Official Xbox Magazine (U.S.) for Tom Clancy’s Splinter
Cell Chaos Theory™, a 9.9 out of 10.
“Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Chaos Theory™ received record-setting reviews and
countless awards,” said Yves Guillemot, president and CEO of Ubisoft. “Tom
Clancy’s Splinter Cell® 4 will be even more thrilling and heart-pounding than
its ground-breaking predecessors. This new version will both enrich the gaming
experience on current consoles and take full advantage of the capacities of
next-generation consoles to deliver players the most fabulous gaming experience
ever.”
The Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell® video game franchise has sold more than 12.5
million copies worldwide since the first game launched in 2002.
For more information about Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell® 4 please visit
www.bewaresamfisher.com. For more
information about Ubisoft, please visit
www.ubisoftgroup.com.
The long-promised patch for Battlefield 2 has arrived, updating DICE's military
shooter sequel to version 1.03. There is a new 171 MB
client patch on the EA Games Website, mirrored on
3D Gamers,
AusGamers
(Australia), eXtreme-Players.de
(Germany), Filecloud,
FileFront,
FilePlanet (registration required),
Filerush
(torrent), Fragland.net,
Gameguru Mania,
Gameswelt (Germany),
GameSpot,
Playfuls, VGPro, and
Worthplaying; a 128 MB
non-ranked
dedicated server on the EA Games Website; mirrored on
3D Gamers,
eXtreme-Players.de
(Germany),
FileFront,
GameSpot, and
Worthplaying;
and a 133 MB
non-ranked Linux dedicated server on the EA
Games Website; mirrored on
3D Gamers,
eXtreme-Players.de
(Germany),
FileFront,
GameSpot, and
Worthplaying.
The
patch notes outline what's new.
EA and Lionhead Descend onto
Store Shelves with Black & White 2 for the PC (thanks Frans) has word that
Lionhead's god game sequel is headed to stores in the U.S., while
this press
release says the U.K. version is due on October 7. Also, the
Black & White 2 News Page
offers a link to a new
community update, both the news page and that update referencing plans to
release the first minor patch for the game on October 6. Here's a bit from the
announcement: REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 4, 2005--Will
you be an evil or benevolent deity? Electronic Arts (Nasdaq:ERTS - News) and
Lionhead Studios today announced that Black & White® 2 has begun to ship to
retail outlets for the PC. From the creative minds of god game developer Peter
Molyneux and RTS-creator Ron Millar, Black & White 2 is the sequel to the
critically acclaimed hit Black & White®.
"Everyone at Lionhead is very proud of what they have achieved with Black &
White 2 -- it is a monumental task these days to complete a mass market game.
I'd like to thank the whole team for all their hard work and EA for their
support," said Peter Molyneux, Managing Director, Lionhead Studios.
Mythic Entertainment announces the completion of development of the sixth
expansion for Dark Age of Camelot, their MMORPG: Mythic Entertainment (R)
Unleashes Unspeakable Evil on the Realms in the Sixth Expansion for Dark Age of
Camelot (R)
FAIRFAX, VA – October 3, 2005 - Mythic Entertainment, developer and publisher of
massively-multiplayer online role-playing games, today announced that Darkness
Rising (TM), the sixth expansion pack for the critically-acclaimed Dark Age of
Camelot (R), has “gone gold” and will be available on October 11th. The
expansion will be available as a stand alone product via Mythic’s new integrated
digital distribution system and as part of the upcoming Dark Age of Camelot:
Epic Edition.
Dark Age of Camelot subscribers can now pre-order Darkness Rising for $19.99
through a new in-game menu option. Anyone ordering before October 10th will
receive an exclusive suit of armor for their new in-game mount. For more
information about pre-ordering Darkness Rising, visit:
www.darkageofcamelot.com/DarknessRising/preorder.php.
“The launch of Darkness Rising showcases our ongoing commitment to our flagship
title with thrilling, new content that evolves the world of Dark Age of Camelot
beyond its current boundaries,” said Jeff Hickman, Executive Producer for Dark
Age of Camelot. “With our new digital distribution system, this new content will
be immediately available to players upon release.”
Darkness Rising will be included, along with the original game and all
expansions released to date, in the new Dark Age of Camelot: Epic Edition to be
available at retail on October 11th for $39.99.
Darkness Rising requires the original Dark Age of Camelot, and Catacombs
expansion pack to play. Former players returning to the game can re-activate
their account, regain their original characters and take advantage of the online
availability of the expansion.
For those who have yet to discover what has kept people playing Dark Age of
Camelot for four years, a 14-day free trial version, which includes the original
game as well as the Shrouded Isles, Foundations, and New Frontiers expansions,
is available for download from
www.darkageofcamelot.com/downloads.
Strategy First announces that the North American edition of Legion Arena is
gold, following the gold announcement for the European edition of the strategy
game ( story). Word is: Montreal, Canada. October 4, 2005.
Software publisher Strategy First Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Silverstar
Holdings, Ltd. (NASDAQ: SSTR), announced today that Slitherine Software’s epic
strategy title, “Legion Arena,” has officially gone gold. Devoted Roman
historians and fans of the Roman era alike can expect “Legion Arena” to be
available for retail sale late this fall.
“There’s something about classic combat that always draws wargamers to this time
period,” said Jay Podilchuk, Executive Producer at Strategy First. “Slitherine
Software has succeeded in bringing the real experience of commanding these epic
legions to wargamers everywhere.”
“In Legion Arena we have really focused on combat and battle tactics. There are
over 100 missions and you will learn every trick in the book as you guide your
fledgling army through a series of historical campaigns,” said J.D. McNeil,
Director at Slitherine Software. “We have gone through great pains to make sure
everything is as accurate as possible, but we never compromise on
gameplay.”
The
Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach Designer Diary #1 on GameSpot features
thoughts on the upcoming D&D MMORPG from Turbine Lead designer Ken Troop,
discussing the fantasy world of Eberron where the game will take place. Also,
there's a
The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth II Designer Diary #1 on
GameSpot in which EA LA art director Matt J. Britton discusses the overall
look of their upcoming Tolkien-inspired RTS sequel.
This AMD64 Downloads
Page (registration required) now offers downloads of a 64-bit update for Unreal Tournament
2004. The download is mirrored on
3D Gamers and
Worthplaying.
A new Serious Sam 2 gameplay movie shows off Croteam's now-gold first-person
shooter sequel. One of both of the two versions of the clip can be found on
3D Gamers,
Filecloud,
FileFront, Gamer's Hell,
Playfuls.com,
Seriously,
and Worthplaying.
Also, a new Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood movie shows off gameplay from
Gearbox Software's upcoming World War II shooter sequel accompanied by interview
commentary from designer Patrick Blank. The clip is available on
3D Gamers and
Worthplaying.
Also, there's a new Shattered Union movie to show off PopTop Software's
turn-based strategy game, one or both of two versions of the clip can be found
on 3D Gamers.
Meanwhile, a new Possession movie is now available, showing off Blitz Games'
upcoming horror/survival game. The 4.9 MB download is available on
3D Gamers,
Filecloud,
and Worthplaying.
Finally, The Battle Carry
Website now offers a new gameplay trailer from this multiplayer tank game
that's now gold and is to be released this Friday, October 7.
Thanks Frans.
- Call of Duty 2
A new Call of Duty 2 interview movie is now
available from FileFront talking with Infinity Ward's Grant Collier about
their now-gold World War II shooter sequel. The clip is available on
high resolution and
low resolution versions.
- Bad Day L.A.
HC.Gamer's
Bad Day L.A. Q&A talks with American McGee about the upcoming action
game: "The game is VERY simple and very easy to control. The idea here is to
make the game accessible to even non-gamers. Personally, I think that game
controls are getting out of hands these days. I think this has more to do
with the fact that game controllers aren't advancing as quickly as game
designs. Nintedo's new Revolution controller is a step in the right
direction. Now we need the same for the PC. "
- Supreme Commander
IGN's
Supreme Commander Q&A chats with Chris Taylor of Gas Powered Games about
their upcoming RTS game: "I avoid, whether I believe in this ethically or
not, maybe for Karmic reasons, trashing anybody else's game or talk about
what they're doing wrong. I don't think there's a wrong answer. I just think
big is a lot of fun. If you saw this one saucer right now, it's called the
Tzar at the moment, it's kinda like Independence Day and you can have these
huge transports land in the Tzar. So you're flying this gigantic crazy
saucer over a body of water and you get to the other player's base, detach
the transports to fly them in, and then you can fly the Tzar in. If you can
talk about an experience and it sounds exciting and refreshing and different
you know you're on the right track."
- Rome: Total War - Barbarian Invasion
The
Wargamer's Rome: Total War - Barbarian Invasion Q&A discusses the new
RTS expansion with Creative Assembly's Mark Sutherns: "The perfect balance
between historical accuracy and fun gameplay is something we’re always
striving to achieve with the Total War series. As a rule we always attempt
to stay as true to history as possible but there are just some instances
where rigidly to history and realism just wouldn’t make the game fun to
play. In these cases the gameplay always wins out."
- Stubbs the Zombie
Gamasutra's
Wideload Games' Q&A talks with Alexander Seropian about Stubbs the
Zombie: Rebel without a Pulse, their upcoming action game: "For us, since we
work with many different groups of talent, having a very proprietary
pipeline has been a real training and implementation challenge. The Halo
engine is extremely powerful and, therefore, complicated. Jamming the
thousands and thousands of assets from many different contributors into a
cohesive whole has been hard work. But I think we did better than even we
expected."
- Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
The
Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Q&A on Computer and Video Games talks with
Noah Berry about the next installment in Bethesda Softworks' RPG series:
"Real-world excursions are integral, at least in the initial stages, to
designing and building landscapes for a game like Oblivion - so there are
several local parks and forests that our art staff have visited to digitally
photograph flora and fauna for use in the game. Most of my own forest and
landscape research comes from a large reference library I've been compiling,
which contains hundreds of photographs of visually striking realworld
locations and settings. These always serve as great artistic inspiration and
as an invaluable reference when building landscape art."
- Gene Troopers
The
Gene Troopers Q&A on HC.Gamer discusses the upcoming science fiction
shooter with Marian Holler: "The universe is in the greatest conflict it
ever witnessed. There is a massive and global mobilization executed by the
terrifying elite battle forces called the Gene Troopers (GT). They violently
fulfill their task: finding, securing and gathering of life forms. The gene
material is the new strategic resource. The gene transformation technology
changes suitable individuals into loyal and powerful GTs. You didn't know
anything about this. Nobody in your part of universe had. The player plays a
role of a human lost in an alien universe, trying to find and save his lost
daughter."
- Irth Online
Gamecloud's
Irth Online Q&A talks with Alan Chipura of Magic Hat Software about
their upcoming MMORPG: "Players won’t have to worry about what to do with
items they acquire and will not have to worry about the outrageous price of
housing. All players will receive one house per account free of charge. This
is real virtual property and not a virtual room. All players get a house and
land with expansion possibilities. Players can make improvements to their
properties by building additions, retail shops, storage areas, etc."
- The Witcher
HC.Gamer's The Witcher Q&A is a three-part
conversation with CD Projekt about their upcoming RPG. Here's
Part One, here's
Part Two, here's
Part Three, and here's a bit: "Fighting in the Witcher basically covers
three main aspects: character development, arcade elements and magic use. As
mentioned earlier, our hero develops six fighting styles, with five levels
of experience in each - from novice up to master. By gaining a new level the
witcher improves his attributes, but even more importantly learns a new move
to be used within fighting sequences. Sequences will be discussed in more
detail later, lets concentrate on skills for a moment. Besides the main
Style levels and new moves, the hero can buy special power-ups (stronger
versions of particular attacks triggered by double-clicking) and upgrades
(additional attributes and abilities like a greater chance of stunning your
opponent). A separate category gathers the alternates, or attacks made only
when certain conditions are met which kind of substitute 'normal' moves."
- Titan Quest
RPG
Vault's Titan Quest Q&A - Part 2 continues this conversation with Brian
Sullivan and Arthur Bruno of Iron Lore about their upcoming RPG: "We don't
let our monsters take their loot to the afterlife. When equipment-wearing
monsters are spawned into the world, appropriate equipment is randomly
generated for them. Equipment using monsters can wield any of the weapons
the player can and many of them can also equip player armor. Many others
have custom looking "monster equipment" specifically designed for them that
drops as equivalent, visually similar, special player versions. For example,
a Centaur Elder might be wearing an Outrider's Tunic, which is a special
piece of centaur armor. A Centaur is larger than the player, so if you
killed him, he'd drop a player-wearable Outrider's Tunic that had exactly
the same attributes and looked very similar."
- Dark & Light
MMORPG.COM's
Dark and Light Q&A #3 talks with Stephane Quilichini of NPCube about
their upcoming MMORPG: "Quests use a tree structure with multiple decisions,
and it is quite possible for one quest to have several endings. Every answer
a player gives to an NPC will have an impact on what will happen in the
quest. The difficulty level will increase with time. For instance, in the
hardest quests in the game, the player will have to manage his or her divine
factions (a way to show your relations with each of the 9 gods in Ganareth)
in order to speak with specific NPCs. In order to do that, they will have to
somewhat damage their relations with their own god and gain interest from
their enemy gods, and then speak with that NPC. This also means the player
will not benefit from his or her own god’s protection, which can be a
problem later on."
A Skiracing 2006 Website is online,
complete with a Flash sport coat-clad tour guide to introduce the upcoming
downhill skiing game. The site offers a batch of new screenshots along with a
brief teaser movie. Thanks Frans.
The Blizzard
Entertainment Technical Support Site now offers new version 1.20 patches for
Warcraft III and The Frozen Throne expansion for the RTS game.
The Frozen Throne v1.20
Patch Notes explain the updates to the add-on while the
Reign of Chaos v1.20
Patch Notes do the same for the original game. Thanks Frans.
The GMX Media
Forums offer downloads of a new patch for Battle of Britain II: Wings of
Victory, updating the World War II shooter to version 2.02.
GameDAILY's
Ill Clan Q&A talks with the folks from The
ILL Clan about their passion for machinima movies and their collaboration
with MTV 2.
Holy moley, am I running late!
R.I.P.:
Comedy legend Ronnie Barker dies.
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