Tri Synergy signs Midnight Nowhere
Buka and Tri Synergy sign a deal to release the 3D adventure game.
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Activision's QuakeCon lineup
The publisher will be showing Call of Duty and cohosting the Doom 3 multiplayer demo at id Software's event next week.
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LucasArts cancels Full Throttle
The multiplatform 3D follow-up to Tim Schafer's classic adventure game is no longer in production.
Dark Age of Camelot new race details
Get a first look at the shar, one of three new playable races in the upcoming Trials of Atlantis expansion. New screens inside.
BioWare partners with Obsidian
Obsidian Entertainment--a new studio headed by the founder of Black Isle Studios, Feargus Urquhart--will collaborate with BioWare on new PC and console projects.
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WWII Online free trial
Playnet gives former players a chance to try out recent changes to the game, and there's a new seven-day trial for newcomers.
Demo for Battlefield 1942 expansion coming Friday
EA will soon release a multiplayer demo for Secret Weapons of WWII, the upcoming Battlefield 1942 expansion pack.
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Valve's plans for Steam
A new direct-feed segment of the E3 Half-Life 2 demonstration is released, and Valve comments on its plans for the Steam download service.
AquaNox 2, Cold Zero, Chaser go gold
Encore announces that three of its JoWood-produced games are ready to ship later this month.
Exclusive Tron 2.0 demo available
The updated demo for Tron 2.0 is based on the final, gold version of the game, with improved networking code and a single-player level.
EA opens X teaser site
A Flash-based teaser site shows in-engine flyby footage and suggests a new game will be unveiled at an upcoming "X Event."
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Castle Strike announced
Related Designs is working on a real-time strategy game focused on building and defending highly detailed 3D castles.
PlanetSide updates coming
Sony Online reveals plans for upcoming changes to its sci-fi online action game.
The Black Mirror coming to the US
The Adventure Company will publish Future Games' adventure game.
Emergency Fire Response shipping
DreamCatcher's fire-fighting game is now shipping to retail stores.
Half-Life 2 delayed
Vivendi Universal says that Valve is now scheduled to complete the game in time for the holidays.
iGames to publish Nosferatu
A horror-themed first-person shooter is coming from the Swedish studio developing Drake.
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First look: Underworld
Lucky Chicken Games is creating a third-person shooter based on Sony Pictures' upcoming movie.
Gamers documentary now on DVD
The feature-length documentary that follows two Counter-Strike clans' preparations for the 2002 Summer CPL competition can now be ordered online.
Global Star announces Friday Night series
Starting with Friday Night Bowling, the publisher will release a new budget lineup, including pool, darts, slots, and casino games.
World Championship Pool 2004 announced
Jaleco will publish Blade Interactive's pool game for the PC, GameCube, Xbox, and PlayStation 2.
Counter-Strike: CZ site opens
Ritual releases new information on its single-player Counter-Strike game. New screens inside.
Strategy First copublishing Warrior Kings: Battles
Empire is partnering with Strategy First for the North American release of the fantasy real-time strategy game.
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New CSI game in the works
Ubi Soft confirms that the same team that created the last game based on the hit TV series is working on a new project.
Half-Life 2 antialiasing compatibility issues
Valve's Gabe Newells speaks out about why Half-Life 2 will display visual anomalies with certain antialiasing settings enabled.
Savage to support Linux
A Linux version of S2 Games' hybrid real-time strategy and first-person shooter will ship on the same CD as the PC version.
Port Royale 2 on the way
Ascaron gives the early word of a sequel to its free-ranging pirate strategy game.
Dark Fall ships
The Adventure Company releases XXV Productions' supernatural adventure game.
Earth & Beyond event update
In the latest update, powerful aliens invade the planet Primus, turning it into a dangerous and potentially lucrative area.
Doom 3, True Crime, Trinity delayed
Activision's latest financial earnings call reveals delays for several major games.
Asheron's Call 2 servers merge
Microsoft is consolidating the nine Asheron's Call 2 worlds into four servers.
Crown of the North ships
Strategy First releases a follow-up to Europa Universalis II set in Scandinavia during the Middle Ages.
Gamers documentary to debut at CPL
A feature-length documentary focused on competitive gaming will be first shown at the CPL Championships next week.
Tough Trucks shipping
Activision Value releases a monster-truck racing game by Bugbear, the studio that created Rally Trophy.
SEC probes Acclaim, Activision
The Wall Street watchdog starts an inquiry into reporting practices among video game publishers and distributors.
New World Computing update
Former members of the 3DO-owned studio that created the Heroes of Might and Magic series say the offices will close today.
GarageGames to publish Pontifex II
The online publisher signs a deal for the sequel to Chronic Logic's bridge-building game.
French government to sponsor developers
A grant program totaling 4 million euros is set up to help French developers.
Galactic Civlizations expansion update
Stardock releases details on the expansion it will release free to registered owners of its space empire game.
Alienware readies upgradeable notebook
A proprietary AGP-like slot in Alienware's next Area-51m notebooks will let buyers upgrade their own system with special cards ready for either ATI or Nvidia chips.
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