Rogue's Patrick Magruder updated his .plan with word that the official Rogue Entertainment website has undergone a spiffy redesign. The site now features tutorials such as "Designing Textures the N64 Way" by Rich Fleider, and also this official press release for American McGee's Alice that I couldn't help but notice:

It's Friday the 13th, Welcome to Wonderland

Electronic Arts Announces American McGee's Alice

Following weeks of rumors spawned by an Electronic Arts-hosted Web site, http://american.ea.com, EA today officially announced American McGee's Alice, a dark and twisted 3D-action adaptation of Lewis Caroll's Alice in Wonderland. In conjunction with the announcement, EA launched the first phase of the official Alice Web Experience site at http://alice.ea.com. The site features a sinister Cheshire Cat who will reveal information on the upcoming game through weekly riddles over the next several months.

Being produced and directed by EA's American McGee, one of the top level designers at id Software for years, the game will put the player in the role of a tough and cunning Alice, reborn to handle the challenges of a hostile Wonderland. Alice will feature both a single-player action/adventure story line, developed by Dallas-based Rogue Entertainment, and innovative multiplayer functionality which will be lead by McGee's Redwood City development team. Cutting-edge 3D technology, strange and familiar characters and intricately crafted environments will bring the creepy, twisted and organic world of American McGee's Alice to PCs in late 2000.