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     1. Massive Multiplayer Hell published a first look at Ishtan, a game describes as "a medieval world of magic and swordplay". They also posted an interview with Morten "Znore" Byom, newly appointed Game Director of Anarchy Online about the upcoming content for this MMORPG developed by Funcom. They also have two very nice Concept Art Prints signed/drawn by Stian Dahlsett, the new AO Art Director - details about the contest can be found here.
     2. War Child announced a fund-raising initiative with Sports Interactive (SI) and SEGA Europe - a percentage of the revenues of every copy of Football Manager 2005 will go to this charity organisation. This relationship also covers all other games developed by Sports Interactive (the creator of Championship Manager series) and published by SEGA Europe.
     3. The Auto Assault team announced a developer chat on Thursday, February 3, at 8 pm CST, hosted by GamerGod. The server is irc.gamesnet.net in the #gamergod channel. In addition to having an opportunity to ask questions about the game, participants will have a chance to win an Auto Assault t-shirt in the “Get T-shirt” trivia contest we’ll be holding during the chat. The contest rules are available here.
     4. Killer Beties posted an interview game designer Eri Izawa of Perpetual Entertainment
     5. Aspyr Media has released a new patch for the Mac version of Call of Duty, bringing this WWII FPS created by Infinity Ward to v1.5 - the patch does not update the United Offensive addon. Aspyr Media also announced will release Zoo Tycoon Deluxe, a bundle including Zoo Tycoon, and the Marine Mania and Dinosaur Digs expansions. Zoo Tycoon Deluxe is expected to be released in March.
     6. ELSPA (Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association) announced that a massive £800,000 of fake computer games, including the latest games releases Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, FIFA 2005 and Need for Speed: Underground 2, formed the majority of a one million pound seizure confiscated by authorities last Wednesday. Anyone with any information on computer games piracy should contact the police, their local Trading Standards Office or call the ELSPA anti piracy unit hotline on 08705 133405.
     1. Massive Multiplayer Hell published a first look at Ishtan, a game describes as "a medieval world of magic and swordplay". They also posted an interview with Morten "Znore" Byom, newly appointed Game Director of Anarchy Online about the upcoming content for this MMORPG developed by Funcom. They also have two very nice Concept Art Prints signed/drawn by Stian Dahlsett, the new AO Art Director - details about the contest can be found here.
     2. War Child announced a fund-raising initiative with Sports Interactive (SI) and SEGA Europe - a percentage of the revenues of every copy of Football Manager 2005 will go to this charity organisation. This relationship also covers all other games developed by Sports Interactive (the creator of Championship Manager series) and published by SEGA Europe.
     3. The Auto Assault team announced a developer chat on Thursday, February 3, at 8 pm CST, hosted by GamerGod. The server is irc.gamesnet.net in the #gamergod channel. In addition to having an opportunity to ask questions about the game, participants will have a chance to win an Auto Assault t-shirt in the “Get T-shirt” trivia contest we’ll be holding during the chat. The contest rules are available here.
     4. Killer Beties posted an interview game designer Eri Izawa of Perpetual Entertainment
     5. Aspyr Media has released a new patch for the Mac version of Call of Duty, bringing this WWII FPS created by Infinity Ward to v1.5 - the patch does not update the United Offensive addon. Aspyr Media also announced will release Zoo Tycoon Deluxe, a bundle including Zoo Tycoon, and the Marine Mania and Dinosaur Digs expansions. Zoo Tycoon Deluxe is expected to be released in March.
     6. ELSPA (Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association) announced that a massive £800,000 of fake computer games, including the latest games releases Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, FIFA 2005 and Need for Speed: Underground 2, formed the majority of a one million pound seizure confiscated by authorities last Wednesday. Anyone with any information on computer games piracy should contact the police, their local Trading Standards Office or call the ELSPA anti piracy unit hotline on 08705 133405.
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