GameSpot's Hands-on Unreal Tournament 2003 Preview is online, based on getting to see some multiplayer features of a recent build of the upcoming shooter sequel that was shown off by Epic's Mark Rein at a recent Infogrames press event. They offer impressions of the opening cinematic sequence, a low gravity level called "Plunge," the game's adrenaline bonus system that enables the execution of special moves, conventions that seem borrowed from "standard" fighting games, sports-style game modes like Bombing Run, remakes of some familiar maps, and more. They also offer word from Mark that development is currently focused on bug fixes, and that the planned demo will remain undelivered until they have eliminated all its known bugs. Likewise based on the press event, there are Hands-On Unreal Tournament 2003 Impressions on PC.IGN.Com where they offer thoughts on the same topics as the above, along with first-hand impressions of their chance to take control of a computer and play for a bit themselves. Likewise there's also an Unreal II: The Awakening Preview on PC.IGN.Com offering impressions of the upcoming Unreal sequel from attending the gala. Stressing that the game is currently in a pre-alpha state, they give the background of the story and a description of gameplay elements, before offering their actual first-hand impressions which describe some of the level design and how impressed they are with the game's graphics.