Defiance, the first release from Avalon Hill's new non-wargame division, Visceral Productions, is out to be the thinking man's Descent.
Take No Prisoners will boast very sophisticated multiplayer options, an intriguing nonlinear level design, and - wait for it - a top-down perspective.
Immersion's I-FORCE Studio is a force-feedback tool that end users can get a handle on.
Guests got their hands on the G Police controls at a laser beam-decorated helicopter hangar.
MicroProse's real-time strategy title doesn't overdo it on the strategy part.
Cool gadgets, complex fighting, and a dash of humor invade PC, PlayStation versions. Screens included.
When Novalogic showed off Armored Fist II, the Army National Guard pitched in with 70 tons of its own lethal hardware.
PC GameSpot's Editor in Chief, James Glave, recalls the good coffee and anatomically correct ice sculptures of E3.
An Ultima Online guild vanishes off the Net after a game developer claims ownership of an ancient name.
James Glave surveys the landscape in this latest entry in Maxis' best-selling city planning series
The visual futurist behind Blade Runner signs up for an anime-themed game and DVD movie project.
The accused color man is also the voice of Acclaim's NFL Quarterback 98 and NBA Jam Extreme titles.
Maxis pins its hopes on the third chapter in the SimCity series, to be shown at E3.
It's a fact of life in the movies, but is product placement inevitable on the small screen, too?
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