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Incite Games has taken a long
hard (insert Billy Wilson comment here) look at Massive
Entertainment's upcoming 3D RTS, Gound Control. This game is said to
utilize the best elements from games like Myth II and Force 21.
Take the
battlefields from Bungie's Myth II, the no-resource-management
concepts from Microprose's MechCommander, and the platoon-sized
forces from Red Storm's Force 21, combine them with a little science
fiction, and you may well find yourself with Ground Control.
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Alone in the Dark was a really
cool game when it was released years ago. It helped pave the way for
classics like Resident Evil. Now it French developer, Darkworks, is
set on bringing us yet another chapter in the Alone in the Dark
series. This brings it up to a total of 4 games in the series.
Gamelinks has a preview up of the game.
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Gamesdomain fired off a full
review of Red Storm Entertainment's upcoming turn based strategy game,
Shadow Watch. So if you liked X-Com and/or Jagged Alliance I guess you
might want to take a look at this one as well.
The fact that the operatives can
gain skills and abilities during the Campaign is also a big plus. It
makes SW more of a "Strategy/Adventure"
hybrid, maybe with a little "RPG" thrown in for good
measure. There is nothing nicer than seeing Rafael develop the
ability to blow open doors like Bear does! And developing Archer
into the "total package" as a team leader really makes a
big difference in team survivability. Overall, I thought that the
addition of these many and varied abilities enhanced the gameplay
nicely as after each mission there are decisions for you to make,
which make me feel like I'm actually in control of something.
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Gamelinks has taken a good look
at Looking Glass Studios' upcoming sequel to Thief: The Dark Project.
Entitled Thief 2: The Metal Age, the game sets
you in the shoes of the lone thief who sets out to steal various items
and relics. Here's preview of the preview.
Gameplay makes the game."
This saying couldn't be more true when in reference to Looking Glass
Studios original Thief: The Dark Project game, a sleeper hit but an
instant success. Cluttered with painful 8-bit graphics and a very
tough learning curve, it's game play saved Thief: The Dark Project
from garnering such unflattering awards as "Coaster" of
the year game award. Instead the game's developers gambled with the
focus on the game, and decided that an element never really used as
a primary game play element, Stealth would be what made the game
different. The gamble paid off, big time! Garnering a huge hardcore
following, Thief: The Dark Project took gamers through a dark world
of thievery and first person adventure in which playing a thief
named Garrett enticed gamers on many different level never delved
into by first person game makers before. At the end of the first
game, Looking Glass Studios announced in the credits a sequel,
called "The Metal Age", and so gave away that a second
Thief game was already in the works. So here we are on the verge of
a March release of what is expected to be a highly successful sequel
and another cash-cow for both developer Looking Glass and publisher
Eidos Interactive, with a look at Thief 2: The Metal Age.
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BBC News is reporting that the
London-based gaming company, Eidos is has taken a big fall in profits.
In fact in the nine months up until the end of '99, Eidos suffered
loses of £11million, compared to a profit of £36.2million the year
before. I guess that's what happens when you re-use the same
concept to many times, instead of coming up with a new idea.
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The Adrenaline Vault scored a
bunch of new screenshots from Hasbro's upcoming Frogger 2 game. With
the first Frogger selling over 3 million copies, Frogger 2 is already
destined to be a best-seller. The game is set for release around
September this year, and will include a new female friend for Frogger,
a level set in space and much more.
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GA Source got the exclusive on
some screenshot from a new upcoming Half-Life mod called Gunmen. They
also got AVI files, showing some characters.
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Once again the goodfellas (I
mean that in a non gangster sort of way) over at Gamespot has
pulled yet another fine looking preview out of their hat. This time
it's GT Interactive's upcoming space-strategi game, Imperium Galactica
II: Alliances. Here's a peak.
Imperium Galactica II impresses
almost immediately - even in the early form we tested. The interface
is slick and intuitive, from the main menu to the in-game prompts
and windows. MOO2 veterans will have little difficulty diving right
into gameplay, despite the fact that Imperium Galactica II uses a
real-time engine. No need to fear, though: This is real time in the
Star Wars: Rebellion sense (except it works), with a varying time
setting that you can pause or speed up to your heart's content. In
fact, the real-time engine works quite well in Imperium Galactica
II.
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Another preview for you today.
This one is from the blokes at Gamelinks. The have a preview up of Human
Head Studios' forthcoming epic 3D action game, Rune.
Rune will center around melee
combat with weapons such as swords, axes, knives, clubs and even
unconvential melee weapons such as rocks, bones, and chopped off
body parts, all encapsulated around your quest to find the secret of
the Dark Vikings bent on wiping out your family and fellow Vikings.
To allow for further interactivity with the environment, you'll be
able to pick up the weapons of those you've vanquished.
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Eurogamer has posted an extensive
hands-on preview of Computer Artsworks' upcoming game, Evolva. Some of
you GeForce owners may have tried the demo, that shipped with some
GeForce cards. Here's a snippet.
Objectives are fairly varied,
ranging from a basic reconnaissance
mission to recover alien genetic material to more complex missions
where you
have to locate explosives and use them to destroy an alien
structure, or
defending indigenous life forms against hostile aliens."
"And although the solution to most of your
problems is generally fairly
obvious, the frantic fast paced action and the constant mutating of
your
genohunters into newer and more deadly forms helps keep things
interesting.
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Apperently Activision is to turn
the tables on the industry by co-producing a new upcoming coming book
from publisher DC Comics. The new comic book is to be based on
Activision's upcoming Star Trek computer game, Voyager: Elite Force.
Usually it's the other way around where a game is based on a comic.
The plot of the comic is said to be identical to that of the game,
featuring Captain Janeway and the good crew of the USS Voyager.
However the comic book should be in stores before the game, which
could prove be quite a spoiler for the game plot.
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Michael Webster from Activision
was nice enough to send me a couple of screenshots from their upcoming
3D shooter based on the Star Trek universe, Voyager: Elite Force. In
this game you join the crew of Federation starship
USS Voyager, which is lost in the Delta Quadrant. Voyager: Elite Force
uses id Software's Quake 3 engine which has been modified to fit the
needs. The game is being developed by Raven
Software. I don't
know if all of these shots have been seen before but I thought I would
post them anyway.
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Gamesdomain has popped up a
preview of Big Time Software's upcoming simultaneous turn-based WWII
3D wargame, Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord. In this game you are able
to view the battle field from a number of different 3D views.
The battlefield is displayed in
3D, with camera positions ranging from ground level (zoom 1) to eye
in the sky (zoom 7 or 8). The camera can be freely scrolled and
panned to offer a view from almost anywhere. Each minute of action
can be rewound, replayed, paused and viewed from any angle. This
makes watching the resolution of each turn exceptionally tense (as
you have no chance to intervene to give new orders) and at the same
time renders the game system ideal for play by email (pbem). If you
want to watch an event from another angle, you can do so, to your
heart's content. Scrolling the camera can now be done much faster
than in the demo, with the number pad keys giving accelerated
movement. To traverse a map quickly, you can also jump out to a
higher zoom level.
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AGN3D has added a new game to
their screenshots section. Devil Inside is the name of the game, which
is currently under development by Gamesquad.
Here are some of the features.
- A
game of action/adventure created by the author of the Alone in
the Dark series, Hubert Chardeau.
- Set
in the strange world of American "real life" TV,
starring the two main characters, Dave and his female double,
Deva.
- More
than 50 different enemies, each one more macabre and vicious
that the next.
- 7
different weapons, 8 psychic powers and many detailed and
atmospheric levels.
- An
exceptional production in terms of camera action and
hyper-realistic animations of the characters.
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Time: 10:05
EST/15:05 GMT News Source: GA
Source Posted By: Per
Kristensen
Ever heard of 2 little movies
called "Saving Private Ryan" and "The Thin Red
Line"? Well apparently the developers over at Reactor did, and
decided to make a game in the same atmosphere as the 2 WWII movies. GA
Source got a hold of a couple of screenshots from the upcoming game.
If you'd like to know more about UT: 1941, than also check out the interview
they did with Lead Designer, Tuomo Korva.
What new features have you
added in terms of gameplay?
I think the best new feature in
1941 is the possibility to have a very large number of soldiers on
the battlefield. Needless to say, we had to come up with some
special tricks to accomplish this in Unreal. I don't think there's
any other games in development that simulate platoon/company scale
battles in real forest terrain, so 1941 will be quite unique.
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Eurogamer is covering the Razer-CPL
Qualifier event, which is taking place in London.
The Razer-CPL tournament in Dallas
this April will be the biggest Quake 3 tourney so far, with 512
players taking part and $100,000 in prizes up for grabs! You have to
be pretty dedicated to fly out to Dallas from Europe though, and
that's where the local qualifiers come in.
The UK qualifier is taking place
at our old haunt in the heart of London, The
Playing Fields. And thanks to sponsors GamePlay
the winner will get flown out to Dallas, a free room at the hotel,
an automatic place in the last 64 at the Razer-CPL event, and £500
spending money to paint the town red .. well, a nice shade of pastel
pink maybe.
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GA Source has the scoop on a
newly announced upcoming game from developer No Fate. Overdrive is the
title of this game which started out as a mod for Quake 3, but then
moved on to become a stand-alone game. Snip this.
Overdrive promises to take
high-speed, criminal-driving action to a whole new level. Although
only a few months into development no fate has revealed to us that
their upcoming title will be very action oriented and violent.
"Overdrive is a racer involving car bombing and completing
drive by's for the mob," Kamil Mansuri, Lead Design for no fate
told us. "Its similar in theme to Grand Theft Auto, but with
more focus on killing individual people, and it will be multiplayer
only," he explained.
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Rob Waters from Warcentral had
the opportunity to interview kelly Hoemer, the producer of Daikatana
over at Ion Storm. Here's the
lo-down on when the game is gonna be out.
[RW] Finally, when can we expect
Daikatana to be on retail store shelves?
[Kelly Hoerner] Sometime in late February is what everyone here
thinks.
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Also at GA Source today is a
couple of new screenshots from Empire Interactive's upcoming WW2
fighter-sim, Battle of Britain.
Features:
- Simulations of Luftwaffe’s
1000 aircraft raids
- Cloud that you can hide in and
behind
- Fly the Spitfire, Hurricane,
Bf109, Bf110, Ju87 Stuka divebomber - Act as gunner in Junkers
88, Heinkel 111, Dornier 17 Other aircraft: Defiant, Blenheim
bomber, Air-Sea rescue float aircraft
- Interactive virtual cockpits
- Range of flight models: arcade
to full realism
- Real-time fully interactive
dynamic campaigns that can be played from both sides.
- Play as a Controller or a Pilot
- Multiplayer death match, team
play and quickmission mode playable over the Internet, LAN and
direct connect.
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John over at Eurogamer sends word
that they got a new interview up with Wavier Carrillo of Rebel Act.
The subject is Rebel Act's upcoming (and sweet loking) game,
Blade.
"It's a portal 3D engine with
real time physics and real-time shadows", Xavier explained.
"It's very powerful, and allows a lot of interactivity with the
environment. Everything has been done to reinforce the feeling of
reality."
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Time: 11:08
EST/16:08 GMT News Source: Gamespot
Posted By: Per
Kristensen
Gamespot has reviewed "Who wants to be a
millionaire". This is a somewhat different type of game, than
we are used to these days. It is the game version of the TV trivia
gameshow starring Regis Philbin. Don't know the show? Well, neither
do I, but apparently it's very popular. Here's a snippet from the
review:
Most hard-core gamers probably
gnash their teeth at the thought of Regis Philbin and his
simple-minded trivia game outselling every other supposedly
respectable game on the market. The TV game show that has every
executive from other networks feverishly reshuffling his prime-time
grid is also burning up the computer entertainment charts. With more
than a million copies sold and no end in sight, Who Wants to Be a
Millionaire is the people's choice, whether fraggers like it or not.
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Time: 11:08
EST/16:08 GMT News Source: VoodooExtreme
Posted By: Per
Kristensen
Incite Games has posted some new screenshots
from Eidos' upcoming Thief 2: The Metal Age, which is set for
release in late March. If you don't know what Thief 2 is about,
then Incite Games also has a preview up for your viewing pleasure.
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Time: 11:08
EST/16:08 GMT News Source: Bioware
Posted By: Per
Kristensen
Avault got word from Bioware that they will
not be supporting neither Direct3D or Glide in their upcoming
MDK2. Instead they will be using OpenGL as their main API. This
should not be a problem, since every major graphicscard has a
working OpenGL driver to go along with it.
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Time: 11:08
EST/16:08 GMT News Source: GameoverDK
Posted By: Per
Kristensen
Caliber is the name of a new in-the-works
mod(ification) for Quake 3: Arena. Although not much info has
released yet, it is clear that the creators of the mod, Mort
and Goose, knows what they are doing. By looking at the
character section one can't help but notice, how much the
first character (Mourn) looks like Neo from the movie The
Matrix. The model is very detailed.
For now we're keeping quiet
about the majority of the features in Caliber, for the simple
reason of we're not quite sure whether we'll be able to pull
of some of the ideas we have. I don't want to list a bunch of
crazy features and then end up not being able to deliver,
disappointing alot of people and making idiots of ourselves.
Basically, we're making this mod for ourselves, the game that
WE want to play. If others want to play Caliber as well,
great, we will consider that a bonus. If not, oh well, we're
having fun making it and we'll have a blast playing it at our
local LAN sessions.
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Time: 12:58
EST/17:58 GMT News Source: Unreality
Posted By: Per
Kristensen
Gamelinks has posted a preview of
3DRealms' long-awaited 1st person shooter, Duke Nuke'm
Forever(/whenever?). Although there's really nothing
new in the preview, it is still a good read.
For what is arguably the
most anticipated game in PC gaming history, the seas have
been for the most part quiet. Quite enough that little more
is known now about the game then it was when the game was
first announced. Along the way there have been a number of
significant changes. Some of these have been met with open
arms by fans of the long running game franchise, while other
changes have been met with fierce resistance. Nevertheless,
3DRealms has been, amongst the vast ocean of screenshots and
videos that often times drown out the anticipation of an
in-production game, very guarded about the game they are
claiming won't be released until it's the best first person
shooter ever, Duke Nukem Forever.
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Time: 12:55
EST/17:55 GMT News Source: AUT
Posted By: Per
Kristensen
I noticed over at Unreality, that the
good old Action Quake/Half-Life mod is underway in a brand
new version for Unreal Tournament. I tried the
Half-Life version once and that kicked but.
Action Unreal
Tournament is a
modification of Unreal Tournament that adds realistic
weapons, better damage simulation, new gameplay, and bags
of action-movie style.
Ever watched a John Woo flick and said 'I wish I could do
that' as a guy dived down the stairs, akimbo pistols
blazing?
Now you can.
For those with a history of action games, AUT is
the followup to the successful Action
Quake2 and Action
Half-Life; we hope to continue the tradition of fun
gameplay, innovative features and consistent quality.
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Time: 12:50
EST/17:50 GMT News Source: Webdog
Posted By: Per
Kristensen
The Labyrinth has posted the 50th
screenshot in the Diablo 2 screenshot of the week
series. I never cared much for Diablo, but I must say
that Diablo 2 is looking VERY sweet.
It features the
Paladin using his Holy Freeze skill on a pack of ravage
skeleton, while at the same time working on the Greater
Mummy. The shot takes place in Act II, judging by the
underground desert artwork of Lut Gholein.
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Time: 12:45
EST/17:45 GMT News Source:
Daily
Radar Posted By: Per
Kristensen
Once again, the good folks over at
The Daily Radar has whipped up another fine looking
preview. This time they take a look at a new upcoming
RPG from Gremlin/Interplay called Soulbringer. The
game seems to have the usual stuff like demos, spells
and what have you.
It was a dark,
stormy night. Everyone was out of the cold, except for
a weary traveler and the man who brought him there --
the ferryman (who you callin' a fairyman?) Map in
hand, he ventures to find his long-lost uncle. With
many obstacles along the way, including brigands,
undead enemies and leery locals, it seems that the
odds are against him. Long ago, Harbinger -- a warlock
-- battled six powerful demons called the Revenants.
He alone defeated them -- or so everyone thought. The
new hero's mighty task is to finish the job.
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Time:
11:08 EST/16:08 GMT
News Source: Gamespot
Posted By: Per
Kristensen
Gamespot has reviewed "Who
wants to be a millionaire". This is a somewhat
different type of game, than we are used to these
days. It is the game version of the TV trivia
gameshow starring Regis Philbin. Don't know the
show? Well, neither do I, but apparently it's very
popular. Here's a snippet from the review:
Most hard-core
gamers probably gnash their teeth at the thought of
Regis Philbin and his simple-minded trivia game
outselling every other supposedly respectable game
on the market. The TV game show that has every
executive from other networks feverishly reshuffling
his prime-time grid is also burning up the computer
entertainment charts. With more than a million
copies sold and no end in sight, Who Wants to Be a
Millionaire is the people's choice, whether fraggers
like it or not.
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Time:
11:08 EST/16:08 GMT
News Source: VoodooExtreme
Posted By: Per
Kristensen
Incite Games has posted some new
screenshots from Eidos' upcoming Thief 2: The
Metal Age, which is set for release in late March.
If you don't know what Thief 2 is about, then
Incite Games also has a preview up for your
viewing pleasure.
[Submit
News] [Return
To Headlines]
Time:
11:08 EST/16:08 GMT
News Source: Bioware
Posted By: Per
Kristensen
Avault got word from Bioware
that they will not be supporting neither
Direct3D or Glide in their upcoming MDK2.
Instead they will be using OpenGL as their main
API. This should not be a problem, since every
major graphicscard has a working OpenGL driver
to go along with it.
[Submit
News] [Return
To Headlines]
Time:
11:08 EST/16:08 GMT
News Source: GameoverDK
Posted By: Per
Kristensen
Caliber is the name of a new
in-the-works mod(ification) for Quake 3:
Arena. Although not much info has released
yet, it is clear that the creators of the mod,
Mort and Goose, knows what they are doing. By
looking at the character section one can't
help but notice, how much the first character
(Mourn) looks like Neo from the movie The
Matrix. The model is very detailed.
For now
we're keeping quiet about the majority of the
features in Caliber, for the simple reason of
we're not quite sure whether we'll be able to
pull of some of the ideas we have. I don't
want to list a bunch of crazy features and
then end up not being able to deliver,
disappointing alot of people and making idiots
of ourselves.
Basically, we're making this mod for
ourselves, the game that WE want to play. If
others want to play Caliber as well, great, we
will consider that a bonus. If not, oh well,
we're having fun making it and we'll have a
blast playing it at our local LAN sessions.
[Submit
News] [Return
To Headlines]
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2000 |
| Internet
News |
Gamelinks
has posted a preview of 3DRealms' long-awaited
1st person shooter, Duke Nuke'm Forever(/whenever?).
Although there's really nothing new in the
preview, it is still a good read.
For
what is arguably the most anticipated game
in PC gaming history, the seas have been for
the most part quiet. Quite enough that
little more is known now about the game then
it was when the game was first announced.
Along the way there have been a number of
significant changes. Some of these have been
met with open arms by fans of the long
running game franchise, while other changes
have been met with fierce resistance.
Nevertheless, 3DRealms has been, amongst the
vast ocean of screenshots and videos that
often times drown out the anticipation of an
in-production game, very guarded about the
game they are claiming won't be released
until it's the best first person shooter
ever, Duke Nukem Forever.
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I
noticed over at Unreality, that the good old
Action Quake/Half-Life mod is underway in a
brand new version for Unreal Tournament. I
tried the Half-Life version once and that
kicked but.
Action
Unreal Tournament
is a modification of Unreal Tournament that
adds realistic weapons, better damage
simulation, new gameplay, and bags of
action-movie style.
Ever watched a John Woo flick and said 'I wish
I could do that' as a guy dived down the
stairs, akimbo pistols blazing?
Now you can.
For those with a history of action games, AUT
is the followup to the successful Action
Quake2 and Action
Half-Life; we hope to continue the
tradition of fun gameplay, innovative features
and consistent quality.
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The
Labyrinth has posted the 50th screenshot in the
Diablo 2 screenshot of the week series. I
never cared much for Diablo, but I must say that
Diablo 2 is looking VERY sweet.
It
features the Paladin using his Holy Freeze
skill on a pack of ravage skeleton, while at
the same time working on the Greater Mummy.
The shot takes place in Act II, judging by the
underground desert artwork of Lut Gholein.
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Once
again, the good folks over at The Daily Radar
has whipped up another fine looking preview.
This time they take a look at a new upcoming RPG
from Gremlin/Interplay called Soulbringer. The
game seems to have the usual stuff like demos,
spells and what have you.
It
was a dark, stormy night. Everyone was out of
the cold, except for a weary traveler and the
man who brought him there -- the ferryman (who
you callin' a fairyman?) Map in hand, he
ventures to find his long-lost uncle. With
many obstacles along the way, including
brigands, undead enemies and leery locals, it
seems that the odds are against him. Long ago,
Harbinger -- a warlock -- battled six powerful
demons called the Revenants. He alone defeated
them -- or so everyone thought. The new hero's
mighty task is to finish the job.
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