This amazing, 23-minute movie features a review of the Resident Evil stories, narrated by Albert Weskers, an Umbrella scientist.

Would you like to know all the maps that will be in the final game of UT2003. All these names, and small descriptions! were buried within the UT2003 demo! Oh and did you know it also has the unreal level editor as well.

Westwood Studios have released a new C&C Renegade patch.

Patch 1.034 for Command & Conquer Renegade and the Renegade dedicated server software is now live.

Infogrames Germany just released a screeny of the final packaging of Unreal Tournament 2003. The package shows the german retail box. Read more to see it.

Regarding the Battlefield 1942 demo recently released for download a reader of ours came across a ridiculous EA support FAQ entry... Electronic Arts recommends playing the game at a refresh rate of 60Hz to 'prevent crashes'. Ähh right... Check out the FAQ here

UK Q3TDM clan Demonic Core just released an outstanding Quake 3 video, its a must see with plenty of action and intense moments.

Epic Games' much-anticipated Unreal Tournament 2003 Demo is now available on a self-booting Gentoo Linux-based LiveCD, allowing you to play the Unreal Tournament 2003 Demo using any modern PC with an NVIDIA GeForce 2 or greater graphics card and a CD-ROM drive!

There's a DOOM III Preview on Computer and Video Games that was taken for a print article from a recent copy of PC Zone magazine!

Before for you do anything I suggest you check out the 10 Not before Seen Screenshots! Ok you've seen 4 of them!

Hit Read more For the Preview.

A post on BeyondUnreal Forums! shows you how to enable the Redeemer code buried within the UT2003 demo and also offers details on how you can call in an Ion Cannon blast!

The demo version of No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way has been released! The demo is a 158 MB download, and offers four levels total from three of the game's 15 chapters. The locations will include Japan, Siberia and the never before seen, Underwater Base.

I was refreshing my news ingame and I managed to get the new patch somehow! Update:-
The file name on official masterserver has changed. Dunno if there are any changes on the new one. Go here to get the file and mirror list: Unreal 2k3 Download page This patch updates UT2K3 to build 1080. Read more for the fix list...

DarkVision has posted a big review on their site of the UT2003 Demo :

The UT2003 demo was in interesting subject to review this extensively. With all of the pre-release hype about the game I (and many others) has many expectations as well as trepidations about this demo. Some of the previously shown stuff made it look like things were going in the EXACT direction many of us were hoping the game would go. Other things made it look as if some stuff was being taken either too far, or, in another direction than what players would expect. But, then again, this is the same sort of thing that happens with ANY follow-up/sequal type of game!

Just got word that Gamesdomain.co.uk have posted their Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven Review! Here's a snip.



Mafia's missions range wildly from protection money collection (which of course, never quite goes right...), carjacking, vandalism, and assassination. It's safe to say that if it's variety you're looking for, look no further, so long as you?re happy stepping heavily on the wrong side of the law. Rather than GTA3's more arcadey action segments, Mafia is more like a traditional third-person shooter - think Hitman, and you're nearly there.

3DGpu.com have put together a page with all the special movements that are available in the Unreal Tournament 2003 demo. Now if you want to impress other gamers or your friends head on over

On the Adrenaline Moves, if you have an inverse mouse set, you may need to try reversing the order of the commands, ie - instead of Fwd, Fwd, Back, Back try Back, Back, Fwd, Fwd. Well, thanks for sharing, and here you go:

As it's a slow news day! Here's another Unreal Tournament 2003 demo tweak guide this time from TechSpot.

Unreal Tournament 2003 is the PC sequel to Digital Extremes & Epic Games massively successful Unreal Tournament. After a few months of delay, the demo of this already popular multiplayer shoot ?em up has now been released, hopefully with many improvements over what we could have got around July when it was first supposed to come out. As expected with this new FPS release we are also getting a completely revamped graphics engine; fast paced action combat combined with superb animations will require a fast machine so you will want to make sure everything is fine tuned for best visuals and improved 3D audio with a minimum performance loss.

Just saw this @ G256.com:

UT2003 seems to have some kind of coding problem. The benchmark numbers do not add up. UT was a CPU dependant game, and Quake3 was a graphics card dependant game. UT2003 seems dependant on everything: RAM, Video, and CPU. But, it's framerate results are highly inconsistant. One thing I know is, Mark Rein is no John Carmack. I think the EPIC boys are pushing the limits of what they can handle.Take a look at this mess of benchmarks run on multiple cards. It makes absolutely no sense that at 1024x768x32 a GeForce3 TI-500 and a GeForce4 4600 get identical benchmark results.

Well Warp2Search has the answer for YOU! Hit Read More. ;-)

The peeps over @ PC.IGN.com have posted a Preview for Westka Interactive's upcoming Unreal engine powered - first person shooter/RPG!



As the game is built on the Unreal Warfare engine, we were privy to seeing full rag doll effects in the demo, with bodies contorting and limbs flailing as they crumpled to the ground. This was especially impressive with insectoids as you had more limbs flying around than you could shake a fly swatter at. In addition to the rag doll effects on the characters and creatures, there will be realistic physics on the objects in the game as well. We shot a few canisters and moved them around the cavernous environments just to test out the physics.

So you waited for hours and have finally downloaded that new demo that came out for Unreal Tournament 2003, but how can you make sure that your computer gives you the best possible results? Come join TweakTown as they take you step by step through the settings of this new demo. We'll be looking at in-game settings and some settings that are hidden, so make sure to stop on and see just what you've been missing in this highly playable demo!

Jadeware has released an updated demo of Halloween, bringing their first-person shooter to version 1.2. This release includes a third level, music tracks, new GUI and HUD designs, improved monster AI, bug fixes, and the proverbial more.

This updates Dungeon Siege from v1.0 to v1.11. This is the most common version and should be downloaded by most users. If you are running v1.0, please download and install this update. For a complete list of all the game fixes/additions included in this update, please download and read through the readme! Dated September 13, 2002.