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Microsoft announced that on Tuesday, March 13, from 5pm to 6pm PST, top game developers will be in the Zone Theater Chat Room to talk about their new games unveiled at Gamestock. Gamestock is a private event held every year to introduce press from around the world to the Microsoft's new line-up of first-party games.

At noon PST on Tuesday, March 13, Microsoft will lift the curtain on the 2001 line-up of Xbox and PC first-party titles with the launch of the official Gamestock site. Complete with downloadable AVIs, screen shots, game introductions, and feature lists, this site will give gamers the scoop on Microsoft's upcoming first-party Xbox and PC game titles.

Gamers are encouraged to bring their questions regarding the new line-up to the Zone Theater Chat Room, where top game developers such as Gas Powered Games' Chris Taylor (Dungeon Siege), Relic Entertainment's Alex Garden (Sigma), Oddworld Inhabitants' Lorne Lanning (Oddworld Munch's Oddysee), and Microsoft's Carl Schnurr (Amped) will talk about how they got their start, their new games, and what they've got planned for the coming year.
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Gore- The Ultimate Soldier will be an online multi-player game with an Offline ladder system placing the player against Gores advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) system so you can play by yourself if you do not have an Internet connection, or want to practice offline. We have implemented many new things which we feel will have a profound impact on death match plus other new and popular gaming styles.

Almost anything you see in Gore can be destroyed. Weapons, health and stamina packs, ammo boxes and more can all be blown up. A popular tactic is shooting a health kit right before a wounded character picks it up, watching the kit explode which gibs the unsuspecting character. Fire extinguishers, gas tanks, and other objects can be destroyed as well, causing lots of fun. You can even climb trees, gutters, vines and more. Playing Gore feels like a war zone because of all the explosions, burning fire, smoke, gas, panting and coughing going on. [Download: DemoNews]
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MonekyByte.com has announced the release of "FreeCell: The Australian Outback," a Windows based solitaire card game. As part of a promotion of independent music and computer games, an authentic Neville Williams Australian didgeridoo will be given away. A unique and ancient musical instrument, the didgeridoo originates from Australia and plays an important role in Aboriginal tradition and myth. There is speculation that the didgeridoo is perhaps one of the oldest instruments on the planet. To download FreeCell and enter the didgeridoo give-away, visit the MonekyByte website.
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Fox Interactive today announced that its '60s themed spy-thriller, No One Lives Forever, scored the triple crown of the PC gaming world. Computer Games heralded the title "Game of the Year" and "Action Game of the Year," in its Year's Best Edition, with the sexy leading lady, Cate Archer, gracing the cover. Top PC gaming enthusiasts' publications, Computer Gaming World and PC Gamer, also awarded No One Lives Forever the highly competitive "Action Game of the Year" honors. The Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences has nominated the game for PC Game of the Year, PC Action/Adventure Game of the Year, and Game Play Engineering. Additionally, the International Game Developer Association (IGDA) has selected No One Lives Forever as a nominee for the Game Developers Choice Awards (formerly known as the "Spotlight Awards"). The game has been nominated for merit in the following categories: Game of the Year, Original Character of the Year, Excellence in Level Design, and Game Spotlight Awards. Winners will be announced at the Game Developers Conference on March 23, 2001.

The PC title hit retail stores in November 2000 and is still topping sales charts today. In February, No One Lives Forever earned a spot on PC Data's top 20 best selling games list for the U.S. market. Fox Interactive and developer Monolith Productions are currently working on the PlayStation 2 version of No One Lives Forever.
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Aces High is an online multi-player combat flight simulator utilizing a variety of World War II vintage fighters and bombers from six countries, each modeled in intricate detail. Players experience sophisticated real-time air combat versus other players connecting in from all over the world. Whether you love airplanes, history, the thrill of competition, or social recreation, Aces High has much to offer. Unlike stand-alone sims, there's nothing artificial about the intelligence of your opponents and allies. The challenge of combat, teamwork, camaraderie, and social interaction are all real. [Download: DemoNews]
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Screenshots:

  • Ga-Source has posted screens from Shogun: Total War Warlord Edition
  • VoodooExtreme has posted up new screens for Tex Atomic's Big Bot Battles

Interviews:

  • GameSpy has an interview The Sim's Creator, Will Wright
  • BrokenPixel has interviewed Bioware's Brent Knowles

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Patches & Files:

  • Westwood Studios has released a new Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 map pack
  • 3Dfiles has updated with a Gore demo patch

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