A new Eurogamer.net feature on licenses offers a look at what they feel is a resurgence in the development of games based on established licenses from movies, novels, and comic books. The article discusses Ritual's FAKK 2 (loosely based on an animated movie based on a feature from Heavy Metal magazine), Third Law Interactive's KISS: Psycho Circus-The Nightmare Child (based on a comic book, which is itself, of course, based on the rock band), Star Trek: Voyager-Elite Force (based on a TV series, which itself was a spin-off of several prior series), Alice (loosely based on Through the Looking Glass, Lewis Carroll's sequel to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland), Wheel of Time (based on the series of Robert Jordan Books), and Soldier of Fortune (loosely based on the mercenary magazine of the same name). The article features exclusive new screenshots of Soldier of Fortune and Star Trek: Voyager--Elite Force, and comments from members of Raven, Ritual, Legend, Third Law, and Electronic Arts' American McGee.