The battle for inter-planetary domination is far from over, as CDV Software Entertainment announces that March 2002 will be the month it unleashes Imperium Galactica III – the latest in the hugely popular real-time strategy series.

Ballistic from swedish developer GRIN (published by Xicat) is one of the most innovating games to hit the market recently. In case you have not yet convinced yourself of the most excellent graphical superiority of this title (specifically designed for geforce3 abuse ;) then check out the following screens ... and they are only a glimpse ...

Activision, Inc. today confirmed that the company is currently in development on Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX™ 2 for the Xbox™ video game system from Microsoft and Game Boy® Advance and Kelly Slater's Pro Surfer™ for Xbox, Nintendo GameCube™ and Game Boy Advance.

Rooted in Japanese history, Takeda puts the player in the role of the legendary 16th century warlord, Takeda Shingen. We now got 10 new screens from the game.. Enjoy!

Sony sended over 20 more watermarked shots. Keep 'em peeled for the Soarer, the Altenza, the WiLL VS and the Nissan Z.

It appears that during the course of making AvP II, Monolith Productions seemed to have left out some things from the game. However, they never really completely took it out, so a curious gamer managed to find them and re-implement them. Find out more about this over at PlanetAvP!

Capcom of Japan today released a movie in 3 different sizes, showing off some great mansion interior environment shots from Resident Evil.. Get the movies from FilePlanet. Small size, Medium size and Large size.

BAM Entertainment is currently preparing for the November release of Driven on the PlayStation 2. Based on Franchise Pictures and Warner Bros’ movie starring Sylvester Stallone, Burt Reynolds and Kip Pardue. The game has been the first project of BAM’s London-based internal development studio, and will place players at the start of the championship season of young hotshot Jimmy Bly, and racing veteran Joe Tanto.

Cambridge-based Fo2PiX has announced a revolutionary creative standalone software package that can turn simple holiday snaps or high quality photos into genuine works of art. The package was developed using a ground-breaking image recognition technology, also used to find DNA spots on gene-chips.