The official Generals site went live just a few minutes ago. The site is flash-based, contains some nice music, looks great and contains the following sections: "Features", "US", "China", "GLA" and "Images". It will take a few minutes to load on 56k modem. Click on Read More... for a link to the official site.

The Siege Editor allows players and fans the freedom to rework nearly every aspect of the gaming world, making Dungeon Siege not only a game, but also a platform for those who wish to create their own spells, dungeons, and even entire worlds. Click on Read More... to see the features and a download link.

I think this screenshots says enough. Go ahead and check out the fully story...

Gamesdomain.co.uk have posted a preview of Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance with sceenshots from E3!

The game is currently under development at Konami Computer Entertainment Japan under the guidance of series creator, Hideo Kojima and if the screenshots are anything to go by, good old Solid Snake is up for an extreme time of it!

Big Thanks Atul Fatpie! A new Dungeon Siege beta patch v1.09B has been released @ E3 by developer Gas Powered Games. Read more to learn what the patch fixes and where to download.

Just got word from ATUL Fatpie that FilePlanet has a new demo of Soldier of Fortune II available for download.

This single player demo from Raven's realistic first person shooter lets you play two levels (Columbian Jungle and Seaward Star) as mercenary-for-hire, John Mullins.

Update: I've now added a mirror from 3DGamers.com.

Here's two new movies from E3 2002 that I spotted @ 3DGamers.com

IGI 2: Covert Strike: The E3 movie trailer of IGI 2: Covert Strike is now available, showing off the stealthy first-person shooter in the works at Innerloop Studios. The movie runs for a bit over a minute introducing the game's premise and sporting some gameplay action.

Rainbow Six: Raven Shield: Ubi Soft has released the E3 movie trailer of Rainbow Six: Raven Shield, showing off this squad-based tactical shooter sequel in development. The movie sports some three minutes of action-packed, in-engine cinematic footage showing a complete mission.

Just saw this @ Gamespot!

UT 2003 is racing towards release late next month. Read on for Gamespot's take on the latest build of the game.

Thanks to Brownie! PC Pointer have got their hands on a Pyro Studios Commandos 3 movie showing off their recently unveiled tactical combat sequel. The movie sports a round minute of gameplay sequences and is available in two AVI formats.

I was just over @ BonusWeb and I saw they have posted over 40 movie trailers from E3 2002 so far. Here's some of the trailers they have for download.

Asheron's Call 2 - E3 trailer
Red Faction 2 - trailer
Dead or Alive 3 - intro video
Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness - trailer
Unreal 2 - Karma engine technology video
Resident Evil - intro video

GameSpot have posted a preview on the upcoming add-on pack for the first person shooter Return to Castle Wolfenstein from Gray Matter Studios and Nerve Software. Read more...

Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. announced yesterday that Rockstar Games, in conjunction with Remedy Entertainment, has begun development of Max Payne 2, a sequel to the blockbuster hit Max Payne. Max Payne 2 is expected to ship in calendar 2003. Click on Read More... for a link to more information

Video game publisher Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. TTWO.O said on Tuesday it is preparing a sequel to its blockbuster "Grand Theft Auto 3" for release in late October, following on the success of a game that dominated U.S. sales charts for months. Press READ MORE for further info.

Become a modern day hero as you bring justice to the streets of Los Angeles as an elite SWAT officer.

Gamesdomain.co.uk have snaged some screenshots of CounterStrike: Condition Zero they have 8 in total. Weaponry fans will be pleased to get to play with brand new artillery, including M60 guns, LAW rocket launchers, ballistic shields and pistols, molotov cocktails and more.

Gamers.com have posted a interview they had with John Carmack about Doom III - The Legacy. Here's a byte from it:

SD: The Doom series also has a substantial multiplayer legacy behind it. What can we expect Doom III to add to that legacy?

JC: This has been one of the areas where I know we are going to get some negative feedback. Doom III will only have minimal multiplayer facilities when released, because we are concentrating all of our efforts on making it an outstanding single-player experience. We have our hands full just breaking in the new technology and creating our world, so there just aren't enough resources to go around for doing spectacular multiplayer. You will still be able to deathmatch, but don't expect anything revolutionary. We will certainly be doing follow-up titles that refocus on multiplayer. I strongly believe that it is better to do more games with a tighter focus, rather than trying to be all things to everyone in a single title.

This movie is an exciting, 7-minute long history of id Software's DOOM series, complete with interviews of the team and exclusive footage from DOOM III -The Legacy shown today @ E3.

Update: If you have a long wait @ Fileplanet to watch the new Doom III movie - The Legacy then help is @ hand cause 3Dgamers.com have now added their own download links.

CNN has posted some screenshots of id Software's upcoming first person shooter Doom III in their CNN Money - Special Report. As far as I can tell from the pictures I really want this game... Hit read more for the screenies!

MooN over at 4Unrealers interviewed Tim Sweeney of Epic! Tim answers some questions that have been left un-answered for a while.

New info: demo's release date, fps details, vehicle support, e-sports idea behind UT2003, engine limitations & more are covered within.

Well I just got my grubby little hands on GTA3 for the PC, and I have to say (being a PC owner that never played the PS2 version): It kicks ass.

The purpose of this isn't to review GTA3 because it's already been reviewed a million times over for the PS2, so I just wanted to give PC users a glimpse of the graphics, let you guys know how it runs, and fill you in on the diffrences between the PS2 version and the PC version.